Is
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English
Etymology
Germanic origin, cognate with German ist. Not etymologically related to the word be.
Verb
is
- Third-person singular present tense (sometimes past tense and conditional tense) of to be.
- He is a doctor. He retired some time ago.
- Should he do the task, it is vital that you follow him.
Translations
- Bulgarian: е
- Catalan: és, sigui, estàs, estès
- Chinese: 是 (shì)
- Dutch: is
- Esperanto: estas
- Finnish: on
- French: est
- Frisian: is
- German: ist
- Greek: είναι
- Hindi: है (hai)
- Italian: è, sta
- Latin: est
- Persian: اَست (æst)
- Polish: jest
- Romanian: este
- Russian: есть
- Slovak: je
- Spanish: es, está
- Swedish: är
- Turkish: var
- Urdu: ہے (he)
- Vietnamese: là (when followed by a predicate nominative; not translated when followed by a predicate adjective)
See also
Dutch
Verb
is
- is (third-person singular present tense of zijn, to be)
Latin
Verb
is
Personal pronoun
- he (third-person singular personal pronoun)
Swedish
Noun
is
pl:is