si
Esperanto
pronoun
Definitions
- himself, herself, itself, themselves, oneself
Etymology
Derived from Italian si (oneself) derived from French soi derived from Spanish, Castilian se derived from Latin se (her-, him-, away, themselves, it-).
Origin
Latin
se
Gloss
her-, him-, away, themselves, it-
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- se Latin
- sē Latin
- sī Latin
- accucciarsi Italian
- dicesi Italian
- se Italian
- si Italian
- siasi Italian
- sé Italian
- vedasi Italian
- amour de soi French
- s'appeler French
- se French
- soi French
- acordarse Spanish, Castilian
- agermanarse Spanish, Castilian
- agüitarse Spanish, Castilian
- apoderarse Spanish, Castilian
- asegurarse Spanish, Castilian
- autoabastecerse Spanish, Castilian
- autoadministrarse Spanish, Castilian
- autoaislarse Spanish, Castilian
- autodefinirse Spanish, Castilian
- autodenominarse Spanish, Castilian
- broncearse Spanish, Castilian
- desalentarse Spanish, Castilian
- descomponerse Spanish, Castilian
- dignarse Spanish, Castilian
- encachimbarse Spanish, Castilian
- ensimismarse Spanish, Castilian
- se Spanish, Castilian
- *swé Proto-Indo-European
- sei Old French
- doni Esperanto
- mortigo Esperanto
- sia Esperanto
- siatempe Esperanto
- sindona Esperanto
- sindone Esperanto
- sindonema Esperanto
- sindoni Esperanto
- sinmortigo Esperanto
- su Ido
- su-ocidar Ido
- sua Ido
- se Middle French
- si Friulian