is all

English

Etymology

From that is all.

Adverb

is all (not comparable)

1. (informal) Without any other reason; only, just and nothing more.

   I was just asking, is all.

Usage notes

Always said at the end of a sentence.

Translations

without any other reason

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 而已 (zh) (éryǐ), 罷了／罢了 (zh), 罢了 (zh) (bàle)

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• Finnish: siinä kaikki
• Russian: и всё (i vsyó)

Anagrams

• Lails, Silla