Inis

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Inis is a Latin word meaning "you enter" or "you go into," often used as part of longer Latin phrases or mottos.

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Inis canonical 1

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Statements (25)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin word ⓘ
componentOf compound verb ineo ⓘ
conjugationType irregular verb ⓘ
grammaticalPerson 2nd person singular ⓘ
hasGloss thou enterest ⓘ
hasTranslationLanguage English ⓘ
hasUsage addressing a single person directly ⓘ
inflectionOf ineo (2nd person singular present indicative active) ⓘ
language Latin ⓘ
meaning you enter ⓘ
you go into ⓘ
mood indicative ⓘ
number singular ⓘ
occursIn classical Latin texts ⓘ
ecclesiastical Latin texts ⓘ
partOfSpeech verb form ⓘ
person second person ⓘ
rootForm ineo ⓘ
semanticField entry ⓘ
motion ⓘ
tense present ⓘ
usedIn Latin mottos ⓘ
Latin phrases ⓘ
voice active ⓘ
writingSystem Latin alphabet ⓘ

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