Contionary:jo

Anrish

Alternative forms

• jǫ

Etymology

From Middle Anrish, from Old Anrish jǫh, from Proto-Germanic *jahw

Pronunciation

(Anrish) IPA: /jo/

Conjunction

jo (runic:‧ᛁᚮ‧)

1. And, also, furthermore, in addition, moreover (listing events, or connecting clauses)
2. (indicating and emphasising that one is expressing a generally known fact) obviously, certainly, of course

Preposition

jo (runic:‧ᛁᚮ‧)

• (+ dative)

1. Along, at one, together, in common, including; indicates participation in an action or belonging to a category

   Aðá eor jo ænure.

   ᛬​ᚭᚴᚭᛌ‧​ᛖᚭᚱ‧ᛁᚮ‧​ᛆᚾᚢᚱᛖ᛬​

   A man and a woman are walking.

• (+ irrealis) At the same time as, while

Nawuhu

Pronunciation

(Nawuhu) IPA: [ʑo]

Pronoun

jo

1. first-person singular possessive pronoun

See also

Nawuhu personal pronouns
		Singular	Dual	Paucal	Plural
First person	personal	ja	jan	jvn	jon
	possessive	jo	janu	jun	jonu
Second person	personal	ádo	ádon	wín	né
	possessive	ádu	ádun	ínu	néyu
Third person	personal	ain	aina	avni	enawe
	possessive	añu	año	avñu	enau

Rokadong

Pronunciation

(Pahang) IPA: [ˈd͡ʒoꜜ] (dune)

Preposition

Jo (jo)

1. like, as

   LnD KoGuRPn Jo YQ YT.

   Landa kogurpan jo yasha yata.

   He ate like a wild animal.

Toki Pona

Etymology

Mandarin: 有 (yǒu); have. Created by Sonja Lang pre-pu.

Pronunciation

(Toki Pona) IPA: /jo/

Content Word

jo

1. VERB to have, to carry, to contain, to hold
2. NOUN possession, ownership