Si

Northeastern Gothic

Etymology 1

From Gothic si, from Proto-Germanic *sī.

Pronounciation

(Pronunciation: [si])

Pronoun

si

1. she (third person feminine singular nominative pronoun)

Inflection

Personal pronouns
			Nominative	Accusative	Genitive	Dative	Possessive
1st person	Singular		ix	mix	mejna	mis	mejns
	Dual		wit	ugkis	ugkara	ugkis	unsar
	Plural		wejs	uns	unsara	unsis
2nd person	Singular		thu	thuk	thejna	thus	thejns
	Dual		yt	igkwis	igkwara	igkwis
	Plural		ys	izwis	izwara	izwis
3rd person	Masculine	Singular	is	ina	is	imma	sejnis
		Plural	ejs	ins	ize	im	ize
	Feminine	Singular	si	ija	izo	izaa	sejnis
		Plural	ijos			izo	im
	Neuter	Singular	it		is	imma	sejnis
		Plural	ija		ize	im	ize

Etymology 2

Unknown origin.

Pronounciation

(Pronunciation: [si])

Adverb

si

1. what, who (neuter singular dative interrogative abverb)

Pronoun

si

1. what, who (neuter singular dative interrogative pronoun)

Inflection

Interrogative adverbs and pronouns
		Masculine		Feminine		Neuter
		Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural
What Who	Nominative	hwas	hwaa	hwo	hwos	hwa	hwo
	Accusative	hwana	hwans
	Genitive	hwis	hwize	hwizos	hwizo	hwis	hwize
	Dative	hwamma	hwaam	hwizaa	hwaam	si	hwaam
Which one (of two)	Nominative	hwathar	hwatharaa	hwathara	hwatharos	hwatharata	hwathara
	Accusative	hwatharana	hwatharans
	Genitive	hwatharis	hwatharaaze	hwatharaazos	hwatharaazo	hwatharis	hwatharaaze
	Dative	hwatharamma	hwatharaam	hwathara	hwatharaam	hwatharamma	hwatharaam
Which one (of more than two)	Nominative	hwarjis	hwarjaa	hwarja	hwarjos	hwarjata	hwarja
	Accusative	hwarjana	hwarjans
	Genitive	hwarjis	hwarjaaze	hwarjaazos	hwarjaaze	hwarjis	hwarjaaze
	Dative	hwarjamma	hwarjaam	hwarjaa	hwarjaam	hwarjamma

Romavian

Pronounciation

(Pronunciation: [si])

Etymology 1

From Latin sīc.

Particle

si

1. yes, affirmation. Commonly used to respond affirmatively to a question.

Usage notes

As an affirmation, this term has in Romavian a usage that is not usually explicitly translated into English, since it could sound like a pleonasm, being that "positively", "affirmatively", and always related to a negation (explicit or not).

Synonyms

• glaru
• nauràlmende

Antonyms

• no

Derived terms

• si e no
• si ou si

Noun

si m (plural sies)

1. yes; aye, ay; approbation, acceptance

Etymology 2

From Latin si.

Conjunction

si

1. if

Derived terms

• pur si
• que si
• quomu si
• si ben
• si Deus kere
• si no
• si non