Contionary:jo

Anrish

Alternative forms

• jǫ

Etymology

From Middle Anrish, from Old Anrish jǫh, from Proto-Germanic *jahw

Pronunciation

(Anrish) IPA: /jo/

Conjunction

jo (runic:‧ᛁᚮ‧)

1. And, also, furthermore, in addition, moreover (listing events, or connecting clauses)
2. (indicating and emphasising that one is expressing a generally known fact) obviously, certainly, of course

Preposition

jo (runic:‧ᛁᚮ‧)

• (+ dative)

1. Along, at one, together, in common, including; indicates participation in an action or belonging to a category

   Aðá eor jo ænure.

   ᛬​ᚭᚴᚭᛌ‧​ᛖᚭᚱ‧ᛁᚮ‧​ᛆᚾᚢᚱᛖ᛬​

   A man and a woman are walking.

• (+ irrealis) At the same time as, while

Rokadong

Pronunciation

(Pahang) IPA: [ˈd͡ʒoꜜ] (dune)

Preposition

Jo (jo)

1. like, as

   LnD KoGuRPn Jo YQ YT.

   Landa kogurpan jo yasha yata.

   He ate like a wild animal.

Ckul

Etymology

Late Latin eo > Latin ego > Proto-Italic *egō > Proto-Indo-European *éǵh₂.

Pronunciation

(Ckul) IPA: /jo/

Pronoun

1. I, first person singular absolutive personal pronoun

Inflection

Ergative is jon, Dative is joy. Genitive is covered by the possessive pronoun mea

Related terms

• duno - dual first person absolutive personal pronoun (exclusive)
• no - plural first person absolutive personal pronoun (exclusive)