Define:Wis
Scots
[eedit soorce]Verb
[eedit soorce]Wis
- first-person singular simple past indicative o be.
- third-person singular simple past indicative o be.
Afrikaans
[eedit soorce]Verb
[eedit soorce]Wis
Chuukese
[eedit soorce]Noun
[eedit soorce]Wis
Dutch
[eedit soorce]Pronunciation
[eedit soorce]- /ʋɪs/
- Audio (help·info)
- (deprecatit uise o
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parameter) Rhymes: -ɪs
Etymology 1
[eedit soorce]Adjective
[eedit soorce]Wis (not comparable)
Inflection
[eedit soorce]Etymology 2
[eedit soorce]Noun
[eedit soorce]Wis f, m (plural Wissen, diminutive wisje n)
Etymology 3
[eedit soorce]Verb
[eedit soorce]Gothic
[eedit soorce]Romanization
[eedit soorce]Wis
- Romanization o 𐍅𐌹𐍃
Javanese
[eedit soorce]Adverb
[eedit soorce]Wis (krama sampun, Javanese script ꦮꦶꦱ꧀)
Auld Dutch
[eedit soorce]Etymology
[eedit soorce]Frae Proto-Germanic *wīsaz, frae Proto-Indo-European *weydstos (“knowledgeable”), an extension o *weyd- (“to see, to know”). Akin tae Old English wīs, Old High German wīs an Auld Norse víss.
Adjective
[eedit soorce]wīs
Declension
[eedit soorce]Strang declension | ||||||
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masculine | neuter | feminine | ||||
singular | plural | singular | plural | singular | plural | |
nominative | wīs | wīse | wīs | wīse | wīs | wīsu |
accusative | wīsan | wīse | wīs | wīse | wīsa | wīsu |
genitive | wīsis | wīsro | wīsis | wīsro | wīsro | wīsrō |
dative | wīson | wīson | wīson | wīson | wīsro | wīson |
Waik declension | ||||||
masculine | neuter | feminine | ||||
singular | plural | singular | plural | singular | plural | |
nominative | wīso | wīsu | wīsa | wīsu | wīsa | wīsu |
accusative | wīsin | wīsin | wīsa | wīsin | wīsin | wīsin |
genitive | wīsin | wīsno | wīsin | wīsno | wīsin | wīsno |
dative | wīsin | wīson | wīsin | wīson | wīsin | wīson |
Descendants
[eedit soorce]Auld Inglis
[eedit soorce]Etymology
[eedit soorce]Frae Proto-Germanic *wīsaz, frae Proto-Indo-European *weydstos (“knawledgeable”), an extension o *weyd- (“tae see, tae knaw”). Akin tae Old High German wīs an Auld Norse víss.
Pronunciation
[eedit soorce]- /wiːs/
Adjective
[eedit soorce]wīs
Declension
[eedit soorce]Weak | Strang | ||||||||||||
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singular | plural | singular | plural | ||||||||||
m | n | f | m | n | f | m | n | f | |||||
nominative | wīsa | wīse | wīse | wīsan | nom. | wīs | wīse | wīs | wīsa, -e | ||||
accusative | wīsan | wīse | wīsan | acc. | wīsne | wīs | wīse | wīse | wīs | wīsa, -e | |||
genitive | wīsan | wīsra, wīsena | gen. | wīses | wīses | wīsre | wīsra | ||||||
dative | wīsan | wīsum | dat. | wīsum | wīsum | wīsre | wīsum | ||||||
instrumental | wīse |
Descendants
[eedit soorce]- Inglis: wise
Auld Heich German
[eedit soorce]Etymology
[eedit soorce]Frae Proto-Germanic *wīsaz, frae Proto-Indo-European *weydstos (“knawledgeable”), an extension o *weyd- (“tae see, tae knaw”). Akin tae Old English wīs and Auld Norse víss.
Adjective
[eedit soorce]wīs
Descendants
[eedit soorce]- German: weise
Auld Saxon
[eedit soorce]Etymology
[eedit soorce]Frae Proto-Germanic *wīsaz, frae Proto-Indo-European *weydstos (“knawledgeable”), an extension o *weyd- (“tae see, tae knaw”). Akin tae Old English wīs, Old High German wīs an Auld Norse víss.
Adjective
[eedit soorce]wīs
Declension
[eedit soorce]Strong declension | ||||||
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gender | masculine | neuter | feminine | |||
case | singular | plural | singular | plural | singular | plural |
nominative | wīs | wīse | wīs | wīsu | wīs | wīse |
accusative | wīsana | wīse | wīsa | wīsu | wīs | wīse |
genitive | wīses | wīsarō | wīsaro | wīsarō | wīses | wīsarō |
dative | wīsumu | wīsum | wīsaro | wīsum | wīsumu | wīsum |
Weak declension | ||||||
gender | masculine | neuter | feminine | |||
case | singular | plural | singular | plural | singular | plural |
nominative | wīso | wīsu | wīsa | wīsu | wīsa | wīsu |
accusative | wīsun | wīsun | wīsun | wīsun | wīsa | wīsun |
genitive | wīsun | wīsonō | wīsun | wīsonō | wīsun | wīsonō |
dative | wīsun | wīsum | wīsun | wīsum | wīsun | wīsum |