派生
i-

Important derivatives are: yonder,yea,yes,yet,if,identity,item
重要派生词为： yonder,yea,yes,yet,if,identity,item
Pronominal stem.
代名词的词干.

ilk ¹ , from Old English ilca , same, from Germanic *is-līk- , same ( *līk- , like; see līk- ).
ilk ¹ , 源自古英语 ilca , 同样的, 源自日耳曼语 *is-līk- , 相同的 ( *līk- , 同样的; 参见 līk-).
yon , from Old English geon , that, from Germanic *jaino- , *jeno- .
yon , 源自古英语 geon , 那, 源自日耳曼语 *jaino- , *jeno- .
yond , ( yonder ), from Old English geond , as far as, yonder, from Germanic *jend- ;
yond , ( yonder ), 源自古英语 geond , 就…而言, 那边的, 源自日耳曼语 *jend- ;
beyond , from Old English geondan , beyond, from Germanic *jendana- .
beyond , 源自古英语 geondan , 那一边, 源自日耳曼语 *jendana- .
Extended forms*yām , *yāi . yea , yes , from Old English gēa , affirmative particle, and gēse , yes (see es- ), from Germanic *jā , *jai .
衍生形式*yām , *yāi . yea , yes , 源自古英语 gēa , 肯定的小品词, 和 gēse , 是的（参见 es-), 源自日耳曼语 *jā , *jai .
yet , from Old English gīet , gīeta (preform uncertain), still.
yet , 源自古英语 gīet , gīeta （预先形成不确定性）, 然而.
Relative stem*yo- plus particle. if , from Old English gif , if, from Germanic *ja-ba .
相对的词干*yo- 附加的分词. if , 源自古英语 gif , if, 源自日耳曼语 *ja-ba .
Basic form*i- , with neuter *id-em . id , idem , ( identical ), identity ; ( identify ), from Latin is , he (neuter id , it), and īdem , same.
基本形式*i- , 和中性词 *id-em . id , idem , ( identical ), identity ; ( identify ), 源自拉丁语 is , 他（中性词 id , 它）, 和 īdem , 相同的.
Suffixed form*i-tero- . iterate ; ( reiterate ), from Latin iterum , again.
添加后缀的形式*i-tero- . iterate ; ( reiterate ), 源自拉丁语 iterum , 又一次.
Suffixed and extended form*it(ə)-em . item , from Latin item , thus, also.
添加后缀的和衍生的形式*it(ə)-em . item , 源自拉丁语 item , 因此, 而且.
Stem*i- plus locatival particle *-dha-i . ibidem , from Latin ibī-dem , in the same place.
字干*i- 加上表示位置的分词 *-dha-i . ibidem , 源自拉丁语 ibī-dem , 在同一个地方.
Suffixed variant form*e-tero- . (see ko- ).
添加后缀的变体形式*e-tero- . （参见 ko-).

语源

Pokorny 3.e- 281.
波科尔尼3.e- 281.

i-

variant of y-.

▪ I.† i-¹ME. prefix, also written y-, OE. ᵹe-[= Goth. ga-, OHG. ga-, ge-, gi-, Ger., LG., Du. ge-]forming collective ns., deriv. adjs., advbs., and vbs.; esp. used with the pa. pple. of verbs, and in southern ME. a normal prefix of the pa. pple. like mod.Ger. and Du. ge- in gesehen, gezien, ME. i-sen, i-se, yseen, yse.In early ME., this prefix regularly appears as i-; words which did not survive to c 1340 have rarely any other form. Later, y became (for graphic reasons) more usual, and was the form in which the prefix was borrowed from Lydgate, etc., by the Spenserian archaists, as in yclad, ycleped, ygo, ypent, ywis, etc. In this Dictionary, the earlier words which are known only with the i- spelling, are entered under I; those which survived to have y-, and esp. the archaistic yclad, yclept, etc. appear under Y. In MSS., the i often stands separate from the rest of the word, or is united to it by a hyphen; the latter practice is frequently followed by editors, and it has been adopted here, in order to render the character and sense of these words more distinct to the eye.▪ II.i-²reduced form of the negative prefix in-³ (q.v.), used in some words of L. origin before gn- (later n), as ignoble, ignominy, ignorant.

1. prefix¹ | 2. prefix²

1
i-^†prefix¹.Repr. Old English ġe- (see y-), forming collective nouns, deriv. adjectives, adverbs, and verbs, esp. used with the pa. pple of verbs.

2
i- prefix² see in-³.

☞ i

i-
I. combining form
Etymology: inactive
: inactive (sense c)
< i-inositol >
— usually joined to second element with a hyphen
II. combining form
Etymology: by shortening
: is- 2b
< i-butyl >
— usually joined to second element with a hyphen

i-¹

Prefix

obsolete Used to form past participles of verbs. Alternative spelling of y-

i-²

Prefix

A form of the prefix in-, used before gn, as in ignoble, ignominy, and ignore.

Etymology

From Latin ī-, assimilated form of in- used before g-.

i-³

Prefix

Jamaica Used to transform English words into words used by Rastafarians with a special meaning.

i-⁴

Prefix

Alluding to cutting-edge or fashionable digital devices and computer programs, especially those from Apple.
1999, Melissa August, “Ad Infinitum”, in Time, v 154, November 1, p 39:
I-WHAT?! Seems everyone's ripping off the iMac idea. Take this parody ad for the fruity-colored “iBrator” at sleeplessknights.com.
2011, Scotty Smith, Everyday Prayers: 365 Days to a Gospel-Centered Faith, Baker Books, ISBN 9780801014048, 178:
In our “iWorld” of new gadgets and cool widgets, help us to ponder the reality that over half of the population on the earth exists on three of our American dollars, or less, a day.

Etymology

Popularized in the name of the iMac line of computers (1998).

词汇	i-
词根词缀	AHD Dictionary.com OED SOED WBD Webster Wiktionary 派生 i- Important derivatives are: yonder,yea,yes,yet,if,identity,item 重要派生词为： yonder,yea,yes,yet,if,identity,item Pronominal stem. 代名词的词干. ilk ¹ , from Old English ilca , same, from Germanic is-līk- , same ( līk- , like; see līk- ). ilk ¹ , 源自古英语 ilca , 同样的, 源自日耳曼语 is-līk- , 相同的 ( līk- , 同样的; 参见 līk-). yon , from Old English geon , that, from Germanic jaino- , jeno- . yon , 源自古英语 geon , 那, 源自日耳曼语 jaino- , jeno- . yond , ( yonder ), from Old English geond , as far as, yonder, from Germanic jend- ; yond* , ( yonder ), 源自古英语 geond , 就…而言, 那边的, 源自日耳曼语 jend- ; beyond* , from Old English geondan , beyond, from Germanic jendana- . beyond* , 源自古英语 geondan , 那一边, 源自日耳曼语 jendana- . Extended formsyām , yāi . yea* , yes , from Old English gēa , affirmative particle, and gēse , yes (see es- ), from Germanic jā , jai . 衍生形式yām , yāi . yea , yes , 源自古英语 gēa , 肯定的小品词, 和 gēse , 是的（参见 es-), 源自日耳曼语 jā , jai . yet , from Old English gīet , gīeta (preform uncertain), still. yet , 源自古英语 gīet , gīeta （预先形成不确定性）, 然而. Relative stemyo- plus particle. if , from Old English gif* , if, from Germanic ja-ba . 相对的词干yo- 附加的分词. if , 源自古英语 gif , if, 源自日耳曼语 ja-ba . Basic formi- , with neuter id-em . id , idem* , ( identical ), identity ; ( identify ), from Latin is , he (neuter id , it), and īdem , same. 基本形式i- , 和中性词 id-em . id , idem , ( identical ), identity ; ( identify ), 源自拉丁语 is , 他（中性词 id , 它）, 和 īdem , 相同的. Suffixed formi-tero- . iterate* ; ( reiterate ), from Latin iterum , again. 添加后缀的形式i-tero- . iterate* ; ( reiterate ), 源自拉丁语 iterum , 又一次. Suffixed and extended formit(ə)-em . item* , from Latin item , thus, also. 添加后缀的和衍生的形式it(ə)-em . item* , 源自拉丁语 item , 因此, 而且. Stemi- plus locatival particle -dha-i . ibidem , from Latin ibī-dem , in the same place. 字干i- 加上表示位置的分词 -dha-i . ibidem , 源自拉丁语 ibī-dem , 在同一个地方. Suffixed variant forme-tero- . (see ko- ). 添加后缀的变体形式e-tero- . （参见 ko-). 语源 Pokorny 3.e- 281. 波科尔尼3.e- 281. i- 1 variant of y-. ▪ I.† i-¹ME. prefix, also written y-, OE. ᵹe-[= Goth. ga-, OHG. ga-, ge-, gi-, Ger., LG., Du. ge-]forming collective ns., deriv. adjs., advbs., and vbs.; esp. used with the pa. pple. of verbs, and in southern ME. a normal prefix of the pa. pple. like mod.Ger. and Du. ge- in gesehen, gezien, ME. i-sen, i-se, yseen, yse.In early ME., this prefix regularly appears as i-; words which did not survive to c 1340 have rarely any other form. Later, y became (for graphic reasons) more usual, and was the form in which the prefix was borrowed from Lydgate, etc., by the Spenserian archaists, as in yclad, ycleped, ygo, ypent, ywis, etc. In this Dictionary, the earlier words which are known only with the i- spelling, are entered under I; those which survived to have y-, and esp. the archaistic yclad, yclept, etc. appear under Y. In MSS., the i often stands separate from the rest of the word, or is united to it by a hyphen; the latter practice is frequently followed by editors, and it has been adopted here, in order to render the character and sense of these words more distinct to the eye.▪ II.i-²reduced form of the negative prefix in-³ (q.v.), used in some words of L. origin before gn- (later n), as ignoble, ignominy, ignorant. 1. prefix¹ \| 2. prefix² 1 i-^†prefix¹.Repr. Old English ġe- (see y-), forming collective nouns, deriv. adjectives, adverbs, and verbs, esp. used with the pa. pple of verbs. 2 i- prefix² see in-³. ☞ i i- I. combining form Etymology: inactive : inactive (sense c) < i-inositol > — usually joined to second element with a hyphen II. combining form Etymology: by shortening : is- 2b < i-butyl > — usually joined to second element with a hyphen i-¹ Prefix obsolete Used to form past participles of verbs. Alternative spelling of y- i-² Prefix A form of the prefix in-, used before gn, as in ignoble, ignominy, and ignore. Etymology From Latin ī-, assimilated form of in- used before g-. i-³ Prefix Jamaica Used to transform English words into words used by Rastafarians with a special meaning. See also Rastafarian on Wikipedia. Rastafarian I words on Wikipedia. i-⁴ Prefix Alluding to cutting-edge or fashionable digital devices and computer programs, especially those from Apple. 1999, Melissa August, “Ad Infinitum”, in Time, v 154, November 1, p 39: I-WHAT?! Seems everyone's ripping off the iMac idea. Take this parody ad for the fruity-colored “iBrator” at sleeplessknights.com. 2011, Scotty Smith, Everyday Prayers: 365 Days to a Gospel-Centered Faith, Baker Books, ISBN 9780801014048, 178: In our “iWorld” of new gadgets and cool widgets, help us to ponder the reality that over half of the population on the earth exists on three of our American dollars, or less, a day. Etymology Popularized in the name of the iMac line of computers (1998).
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