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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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin word
componentOf compound verb ineo
conjugationType irregular verb
grammaticalPerson 2nd person singular
hasGloss thou enterest
hasTranslationLanguage English NERFINISHED
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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