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Icelandic
Pronunciation
Pronoun
þit
- Archaic form of þið.
Old Norse
Etymology
From earlier it, from Proto-Germanic *jit, Northwest Germanic form of Proto-Germanic *jut. For the þ- compare þér.
Pronoun
þit (Old West Norse)
- (personal) second-person dual pronoun; you two
Declension
Old Norse personal pronouns
| number
|
first person
|
second person
|
reflexive
|
third person
|
| case
|
singular
|
singular masculine
|
singular feminine
|
singular neuter
|
| nominative
|
ek
|
þú
|
|
hann
|
hon, hón, hǫ́n
|
þat
|
| accusative
|
mik
|
þik
|
sik
|
hann
|
hana, hána
|
þat
|
| dative
|
mér
|
þér
|
sér
|
hánum, hónum, hǫ́num
|
henni
|
því
|
| genitive
|
mín
|
þín
|
sín
|
hans
|
hennar
|
þess
|
| case
|
dual
|
|
| nominative
|
vit
|
it, þit
|
| accusative
|
okkr
|
ykkr
|
sik
|
| dative
|
okkr
|
ykkr
|
sér
|
| genitive
|
okkar
|
ykkar
|
sín
|
| case
|
plural
|
plural masculine
|
plural feminine
|
plural neuter
|
| nominative
|
vér
|
ér, þér
|
|
þeir
|
þær
|
þau
|
| accusative
|
oss
|
yðr
|
sik
|
þá
|
þær
|
þau
|
| dative
|
oss
|
yðr
|
sér
|
þeim
|
þeim
|
þeim
|
| genitive
|
vár
|
yðar, yðvar
|
sín
|
þeira, þeirra
|
þeira, þeirra
|
þeira, þeirra
|
Descendants