see|IT|ít|.it|-it|-ît|itt
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English

rank|his|with|is|13|it|for|as|had

Etymology
OE. term|hit|lang=ang.

Pronoun
en-pron|subjective and objective|it|reflexive and intensive|itself|possessive adjective and noun|its

1. The third-person singular personal pronoun used to refer to a non-human entity, to an inanimate thing with no or unknown sex or gender.

#: Put it over there.
#: Take each day as it comes.

1. The impersonal pronoun, used without referent as the subject of an impersonal verb or statement.

#: It is nearly 10 o�clock.
#: It�s very cold today.
#: It�s lonely without you.

1. The impersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder for a delayed subject, or less commonly, object.

#: It is easy to see how she would think that.
#: I find it odd that you would say that.
#: He saw to it that everyone would vote for him.

Quotations
seecites

Translations
trans-top|subject � inanimate thing
Afrikaans: dit
Albanian: ai, ajo
Bulgarian: �ой / �� / �о (toj/tja/to) m/f/n
Chinese: �, � (nà, nèi), � (t�)
Cornish:
:Kernewek Kemmyn: ev m, hi f
Croatian: ono
Czech: to
Dutch: het (for neutral nouns), hij (for gendered nouns)
Esperanto: �i
Finnish: se
French: ce, il
Frisian: it#Frisian|it
Georgian: �� (is)
German: es
Greek: �ο, α��� (sometimes not translated)
trreq|Hebrew
Hungarian: az
Icelandic: það
Interlingua: lo / illo
Italian: esso / essa / lo / la
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Irish: sé m conjunctive / é m disjunctive / sí f conjunctive / í f disjunctive
Japanese: �� (soré)
Klingon: 'oH
Korean: 그� (geugeot)
Latin: id
Maltese: hu m, hi f
Novial: lu, lum
Old English: hit#Old English|hit, þæt
Persian: FAchar|ا� (u)
Polish: to n
Portuguese: ele / ela / o / a
Russian: он / она / оно (on/oná/onó) m/f/n; ��о (éto)
Sardinian: issu
Scottish Gaelic: e m non-emphatic, esan m emphatic, i f non-emphatic, ise f emphatic
Sicilian: issu
Slovak: ono
Spanish: le / la / lo m/f/n, ello, eso
Swedish: den c, det n
Thai: THchar|มั� (man)
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trans-top|object
Afrikaans: dit
Bulgarian: него / го (nego/go) (m, n accusative case); на него / нем� / м� (na nego/nemu/mu) (m,n dative case); не� / � (neja/ja) (f accusative case); на не� / ней / � (na neja/nej/i) (f dative case)
Chinese: �, � (nà, nèi), � (t�), � (zhī)
Cornish:
:Kernewek Kemmyn: 'n m, 's f
Czech: toho, tomu, to
Dutch: het
Esperanto: �in
Finnish:

• italbrac|in active clauses:

*: sen#Finnish|sen (accusative)
*: sitä (partitive)

• italbrac|in passive clauses:

Spanish: ello, él, ella, eso, (often not translated)
Swedish: den c, det n
Thai: THchar|มั� (man)
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trans-top|subject of impersonal statement
Finnish: (not used)
French: il#French|il
German: es#German|es
trreq|Hebrew
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Novial: (not used)
Portuguese: (not used)
Spanish: (not used)
Swedish: det
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trans-top|translations to be checked
ttbc|Vietnamese: nó
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Derived terms
rel-top|Derived terms
buy it
do it
move it
watch it
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me
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she
they
we
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abbreviation
It or It. or it

1. i|language Italian.
2. Italy.

See also
IT

Category:100 English basic words
Category:English third person pronouns
Category:English two-letter words

Crimean Tatar

Noun
infl|crh|noun

1. dog

References
R:Useinov-Mireev 2002

Frisian

Article
infl|fy|article|g=n

1. the (the definite article that is placed before neuter nouns. Masculine and feminine nouns take the article de).

Pronoun
infl|fy|pronoun|personal pronoun

1. #English|it: the third person singular, referring to something neutral, genderless.

Latin

Verb
infl|la|verb form

1. Third-person singular indicative present of ire.

Turkish

Noun
infl|tr|noun

1. dog

Verb
infl|tr|verb form

1. push i|imperative

az:it
de:it
et:it
es:it
fr:it
gl:it
ko:it
io:it
it:it
kk:it
ku:it
la:it
hu:it
ja:it
pl:it
pt:it
ru:it
sg:it
simple:it
fi:it
sv:it
ta:it
te:it
vi:it
tr:it
uk:it
vo:it
zh:it

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