si

conj

Meaning

if (supposing that)
oneself; herself; itself; himself; themselves (form of se used after prepositions)
yea; aye; yes (commonly used to respond affirmatively to a question)

Etymology / origin

Inherited from Latin si (“if”).

si(Latin)→
si(Latin)→
si (Old Spanish)
Relations: inh, inh

Related words

si(Latin)si(Ladino)סי(Ladino)si(Old Galician-Portuguese)

Descendant words

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