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== Nynorn ==
=== Etymology ===
{{Jakobsen/s}}'''i, ''i’''''' [e, ə], {{nornabr|prep.}}, ''in'', appears unstressed in conjunction with and after “in”, {{nornabr|adv.}}: in '''i''' [ɩn e, ɩn ə], a) ''into'' (of motion); b) ''in'' (of being in a place), to geng in i de {{nornsp|hus}}, in i de {{nornsp|kirk}}, ''to go into the house, into the church''; to be in i de hus (kirk), ''to be in the house (the church).'' {{nornabr|O.N.}} inn í, ''into,'' and “inni í”, ''in.'' — For the rest, {{nornabr|Shetl.}} “in i’”, {{nornabr|prep.}}, is often used indiscriminately with {{nornabr|L.Sc.}} atill, corresponding to {{nornabr|Eng.}} into. See further {{nornsp|in}}, {{nornabr|prep.}}, and the applications of this word, originating from Norn.{{Jakobsen/m}}'''''in''''' [ɩn, en], {{nornabr|prep.}}, ''in,'' commonly abbreviated to “i’” [e, ɛ, ə] when preceding a consonant; the word is mostly used as in English, sometimes differing, however, in certain phrases, originating from Norn, thus by periphrasis for the genitive or the possessive pronoun: de een [‘eyes’] '''i'''’ de boy or lass, ''the boy’s or girl’s eyes''; de een in him, ''his eyes,'' = {{nornabr|Fær.}}: eyguni í honun. See '''i,''' i’, {{nornabr|prep.}}{{Jakobsen/m}}'''inn, ''in''''' [ɩn], {{nornabr|adv.}}, = {{nornabr|O.N.}} inn and {{nornabr|Eng.}} in. Note the {{nornabr|foll.}} collocations, originating from Norn: a) {{nornsp|in efter}}, ''inward'', ''farther in,'' = {{nornabr|O.N.}} inn eptir, {{nornabr|No.}} inn etter; b) {{nornsp|in tø}} [tø̄ = ‘to’], of wind: ''more in the direction of the land and northerly'' ({{nornabr|Y{{sup|m}}.}}, {{nornabr|Fe.}}), {{nornabr|prop.}} ''in an inward direction''; de wind is gane [‘gone’] {{nornsp|in tø}}; {{nornabr|No.}} inn, {{nornabr|adv.}}, inter alia, ''in towards the land''; c) {{nornsp|op in under}}, ''hidden'' ({{nornabr|U{{sup|n}}.}}), see {{nornsp|under}}, {{nornabr|prep.}} and {{nornabr|adv.}} — For the collocation “in i’”, see '''i.''', {{nornabr|prep.}} — {{nornsp|inn}}, {{nornsp|in}}, is now also commonly used in sense of ''in''; see below, *{{nornsp|inne}}.{{Jakobsen/e}}

=== Pronunciation ===
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=== Alternate Forms ===
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=== Preposition ===
;i
# into
# in

== Sources ==
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 === Preposition ===
 ;i
-# into
+# (''with accusative'') in, into; to (''direction'')
-# in
+# (''with dative'') in (''location'')
 == Sources ==

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