[edit] English
[edit] Etymology
Middle English to (“also, in addition to”), from Old English tō (“furthermore, also, besides”), adverbial use of preposition tō (“to, into”). The sense of "in addition, also" deriving from the original meaning of "apart, separately" (compare Old English prefix tō- (“apart”)). More at to.
[edit] Pronunciation
[edit] Adverb
too (not comparable)
- (focus) Likewise
- (conjunctive) also; in addition.
- (degree) To an excessive degree; over; more than enough.
- (affirmation) used to contradict a negative assertion.
- You're not old enough yet.
- I am too!
[edit] Usage notes
- When used in their senses as degree adverbs, "very" and "too" never modify verbs.
[edit] Synonyms
[edit] Translations
likewise
- Arabic: أَيْضًا (ar) ('ayDaan), كذلك (ar) (ka-dhaalik)
- Egyptian Arabic: كمان (kamaan)
- Armenian: նաև (hy) (naev), նույնպես (hy) (nuynpes)
- Basque: gehiegi (eu), ere (eu)
- Belarusian: таксама (be) (taksáma)
- Catalan: també (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 也 (cmn) (yě)
- Croatian: također (hr)
- Czech: také (cs), též (cs)
- Danish: ligeså (da)
- Dutch: ook (nl), eveneens (nl)
- Esperanto: ankaŭ (eo)
- Finnish: myös (fi), -kin (fi)
- French: aussi (fr)
- Georgian: აგრეთვე (ka) (agret‘ve)
- German: auch (de)
- Greek: επίσης (el) (epísis)
- Hebrew: גם כן (he) (gam ken)
- Hindi: भी (hi) (bhī)
- Hungarian: is (hu)
- Ido: anke (io)
- Interlingua: anque (ia)
- Irish: freisin (ga)
- Italian: anche (it), pure (it)
- Japanese: -も (ja) (mo) (particle), また (ja) (mata), さらに (ja) (sara-ni), , にも (ja) (nimo)
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- Korean: 또한 (ko) (ttohan), 또 (ko) (tto), 역시 (ko) (yeoksi)
- Latin: etiam (la), quoque (la), et (la), et quidem (la), item (la), idem (la)
- Latvian: arī (lv)
- Lithuanian: taip pat (lt)
- Lower Sorbian: teke, tež
- Malay: juga (ms)
- Navajo: ałdóʼ
- Occitan: tanben (oc)
- Polish: też (pl)
- Portuguese: também (pt)
- Romanian: și (ro), deasemenea (ro)
- Russian: также (ru) (tákže), тоже (ru) (tóže)
- Scottish Gaelic: cuideachd (gd), mar an ceudna (gd)
- Spanish: también (es)
- Swedish: också (sv), även (sv), med (sv), ock (sv)
- Telugu: కూడా (kooDaa)
- Thai: ก็ (th) (gôr), ยัง (th) (yang), ด้วย (th) (dûay)
- Turkish: de (tr), da (tr)
- Ukrainian: теж (uk) (tež), також (uk) (takóž)
- Upper Sorbian: tež
- Urdu: بھی (ur) (bhī)
- Vietnamese: cũng (vi)
- Welsh: hefyd, yn ogystal
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more than enough; as too much
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- Italian: troppo (it)
- Japanese: ...過ぎ (ja) (sugi), ...過ぎる (ja) (sugiru) (is attached to the word, behaves as a verb)
- Korean: 너무 (ko) (neomu)
- Latvian: līdz (lv)
- Lithuanian: per (lt), pernelyg (lt)
- Manx: ro- (gv)
- Norwegian: for (no), altfor (no)
- Old English: please add this translation if you can
- Persian: خیلی (fa) (xeyli)
- Polish: zbyt (pl), za (pl)
- Portuguese: demais (pt)
- Romanian: prea (ro)
- Russian: слишком (ru) (slíškom), чересчур (ru) (čeresčúr) colloquial
- Sindhi: هيڪاندو m., هيڪاندو f.
- Spanish: demasiado (es)
- Swedish: alltför (sv), för (sv), allt för (sv)
- Thai: เกิน (th) (gern), ไป (th) (bpai), เกินไป (th) (gern bpai), มากไป (th) (mâak bpai)
- Turkish: çok (tr), fazla (tr)
- Urdu: بہت (ur) (bahut)
- Vietnamese: quá (vi)
- Welsh: rhy (cy)
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[edit] See also
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[edit] Anagrams
[edit] Acholi
too
- fox
[edit] Asturian
[edit] Determiner
too n. (masculine tou, feminine toa, masculine plural toos, feminine plural toes)
- all
[edit] Hiligaynon
[edit] Adjective
toó
- dexter, right
