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[edit] English

Most common English words: him « she « they « #34: my » were » are » their

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[edit] Etymology

Middle English my, apocopated form of M.E. min(e), myn from Old English mīn, genitive of iċ "I".

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my

  1. Belonging to me. (used before a noun)

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terms derived using my

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belonging to me

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my

  1. Used to express surprise, shock or amazement.
    My, what big teeth you have!

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my

  1. me
  2. my

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my

  1. I

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my

  1. we

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my (n)

  1. The Greek letter μ (mu)

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my (c)

  1. micron

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Hieroglyphic signage
W19 M17 M17

W19-M17-M17

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my

  1. accordingly

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my m

  1. Letteral for m.

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my

  1. we

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my

  1. if

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my

  1. we (first person pl. nominative).

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my

  1. we

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my f. (plural mys)

Singular
my f.

Plural
mys f.
  1. mu; the Greek letter Μ, μ

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my

  1. The Greek letter μ (mu)

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my

  1. we
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