It

//ɪt//

Translations of "it" (123 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	dit(subject — inanimate thing), dit(object — see also that)	—
Akan	ɛno(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Albanian	ai(subject — inanimate thing), ajo(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Amharic	እሱ(subject — inanimate thing)	ʾəsu
Ancient Greek	αὐτήν(object — see also that), αὐτό(object — see also that), αὐτόν(object — see also that), τήν(object — see also that), ταύτην(object — see also that), τοῦτο(object — see also that), τοῦτον(object — see also that), τό(subject — inanimate thing), τό(object — see also that), τόδε(subject — inanimate thing), τόδε(object — see also that), τόν(object — see also that), τόνδε(object — see also that), ἐκείνην(object — see also that), ἐκεῖνο(subject — inanimate thing), ἐκεῖνο(object — see also that), ἐκεῖνον(object — see also that), ἥν(object — see also that), ἥνδε(object — see also that), ὅ(subject — inanimate thing), ὅ(object — see also that), ὅν(object — see also that)	autḗn, autó, autón, tḗn, taútēn, toûto, toûton, tó, tó, tóde, tóde, tón, tónde, ekeínēn, ekeîno, ekeîno, ekeînon, hḗn, hḗnde, hó, hó, hón
Arabic	IT(information technology), أَي تِي(information technology), ـهُ(object — see also that), هُوَ(subject — inanimate thing), هِيَ(subject — inanimate thing)	ʔay tī, -hu, huwa, hiya
Armenian	ՏՏ(information technology), դա(subject — inanimate thing)	da
Azerbaijani	o(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Bashkir	ул(subject — inanimate thing)	ul
Belarusian	гэ́та(subject — inanimate thing), гэ́та(subject of impersonal statement), яно́(subject — inanimate thing)	héta, héta, janó
Belizean Creole	ahn(object — see also that)	—
Bengali	সে(subject — inanimate thing)	śe
Bouyei	deel(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Bulgarian	ИТ(information technology), го(object — see also that), му(object — see also that), на не́го(object — see also that), на нея(object — see also that), не́го(object — see also that), ней(object — see also that), нему(object — see also that), нея(object — see also that), то(subject — inanimate thing), той(subject — inanimate thing), тя(subject — inanimate thing), я(object — see also that), ѝ(object — see also that)	go, mu, na négo, na neja, négo, nej, nemu, neja, to, toj, tja, ja, ì
Burmese	သူ(subject — inanimate thing), သူ(object — see also that)	su, su
Carpathian Rusyn	оно́(subject — inanimate thing)	onó
Catalan	això(subject — inanimate thing), això(object — see also that), allò(subject — inanimate thing), allò(object — see also that), ell(subject — inanimate thing), ella(subject — inanimate thing), ho(object — see also that), la(object — see also that), lo(object — see also that)	—
Central Sierra Miwok	hís·ak(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Chinese Mandarin	之(subject — inanimate thing), 之(object — see also that), 它(subject — inanimate thing), 它(object — see also that), 牠 /它(subject — inanimate thing), 這 /这(subject — inanimate thing), 這 /这(object — see also that), 那(subject — inanimate thing), 那(object — see also that)	zhī, zhī, tā, tā, tā, zhè, zhèi, zhè, nà, nèi, nà, nèi
Cornish	'n(object — see also that), 's(object — see also that), ev(subject — inanimate thing), hi(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Czech	on(subject — inanimate thing), ona(subject — inanimate thing), ono(subject — inanimate thing), to(subject — inanimate thing), to(object — see also that), toho(object — see also that), tomu(object — see also that)	—
Danish	den c det(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Dutch	ICT(information technology), er(object — see also that), hem(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), het(subject — inanimate thing), het(object — see also that), het(subject of impersonal statement), het(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), het(impersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder), hij(subject — inanimate thing), ze(impersonal pronoun, used without referent)	—
Erzya	сон(subject — inanimate thing), те(subject — inanimate thing)	son, te
Esperanto	ĝi(subject — inanimate thing), ĝin(object — see also that)	—
Estonian	IT(information technology), see(subject — inanimate thing), too(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Faroese	tað(subject — inanimate thing), tað(subject of impersonal statement)	—
Finnish	IT(information technology), se(subject — inanimate thing)	—
French	chat(The person who chases others in the game of tag), informatique(information technology), loup(The person who chases others in the game of tag), ce(subject — inanimate thing), ce(subject of impersonal statement), ce(impersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder), cela(impersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder), elle(subject — inanimate thing), il(subject — inanimate thing), il(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), la(object — see also that), le(object — see also that), ça(subject — inanimate thing), ça(object — see also that), ça(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), ça(impersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder)	—
Galician	el(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), el(impersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder)	—
Georgian	ის(subject — inanimate thing)	is
German	EDV(information technology), Fänger(The person who chases others in the game of tag), IT(information technology), er(subject — inanimate thing), es(subject — inanimate thing), es(object — see also that), es(subject of impersonal statement), es(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), sie(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Greek	αυτό(subject — inanimate thing), το(subject — inanimate thing), το(object — see also that), τούτος(subject — inanimate thing)	aftó, to, to, toútos
Greenlandic	una(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Hawaiian	ia(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Hebrew	אותה(object — see also that), אותו(object — see also that), זֶה(subject — inanimate thing), זֹאת(subject — inanimate thing), זה(subject of impersonal statement)	otá, otó, ze, zot, ze
Hindi	यह(subject — inanimate thing), यह(object — see also that), वह(subject — inanimate thing), वह(object — see also that)	yah, yah, vah, vah
Hopi	pam(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Hungarian	fogó(The person who chases others in the game of tag), az(subject — inanimate thing), azt(object — see also that), ez(subject — inanimate thing), ezt(object — see also that)	—
Icelandic	það(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Ido	ol(subject — inanimate thing), ol(object — see also that), olu(subject — inanimate thing), olu(object — see also that)	—
Ingrian	hänen(object — see also that), häntä(object — see also that), hää(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Interlingua	illo(subject — inanimate thing), lo(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Irish	ea(subject — inanimate thing), sé(subject — inanimate thing), sé(subject of impersonal statement), sí(subject — inanimate thing), é(subject — inanimate thing), é(object — see also that), í(subject — inanimate thing), í(object — see also that)	—
Italian	essa(subject — inanimate thing), esso(subject — inanimate thing), la(subject — inanimate thing), lo(subject — inanimate thing), lo(object — see also that)	—
Jamaican Creole	hit(subject — inanimate thing), it(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Japanese	IT(information technology), アイティー(information technology), 鬼(The person who chases others in the game of tag), あれ(subject — inanimate thing), これ(subject — inanimate thing), それ(subject — inanimate thing), それ(object — see also that)	aitī, aitī, oni, are, kore, sore, soré
Judeo-Italian	אֵיסַה(subject — inanimate thing), אֵיסוֹ(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Kannada	ಅದು(subject — inanimate thing), ಇದು(subject — inanimate thing)	adu, idu
Karakhanid	اُلْ(subject — inanimate thing)	ol
Kazakh	ол(subject — inanimate thing)	ol
Khmer	អាយធី(information technology), វា(subject — inanimate thing)	ʼaaythii, viə
Korean	IT(information technology), 아이티(information technology), 그것(subject — inanimate thing), 그것(object — see also that), 이것(subject — inanimate thing), 저것(subject — inanimate thing)	aiti, geugeot, geugeot, igeot, jeogeot
Kyrgyz	ал(subject — inanimate thing)	al
Lao	ມັນ(subject — inanimate thing), ມັນ(object — see also that)	man, man
Latin	hoc(object — see also that), hoc(subject of impersonal statement), hoc(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), hoc(impersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder), id(subject — inanimate thing), id(object — see also that), id(subject of impersonal statement), id(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), id(impersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder), illud(object — see also that), illud(subject of impersonal statement), illud(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), illud(impersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder)	—
Latvian	tas(subject — inanimate thing), tā(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Linngithigh	lu(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Literary Chinese	之(object — see also that), 伊(object — see also that), 渠(object — see also that)	zhī, yī, qú
Lithuanian	IT(information technology), jis(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Low German	et(subject — inanimate thing), et(impersonal pronoun, used without referent), het(subject — inanimate thing), het(impersonal pronoun, used without referent)	—
Lower Sorbian	jo(object — see also that), wóno(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Macedonian	го(object — see also that), него(object — see also that), тоа(subject — inanimate thing)	go, nego, toa
Malay	ia(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Maltese	hi(subject — inanimate thing), hu(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Middle Low German	et(subject — inanimate thing), it(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Mòcheno	er(subject — inanimate thing), s(subject — inanimate thing), si(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Moksha	сон(subject — inanimate thing)	son
Mongolian	туун(subject — inanimate thing), тэр(subject — inanimate thing), уун(subject — inanimate thing), энэ(subject — inanimate thing), үүнийг(object — see also that)	tuun, ter, uun, ene, üüniig
Motu	ia(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Northern Kurdish	ew(subject — inanimate thing), wê(object — see also that), wî(object — see also that)	—
Northern Sami	son(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Norwegian	den(object — see also that), det(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Old Church Slavonic	оно(subject — inanimate thing)	ono
Old East Slavic	оно(subject — inanimate thing)	ono
Old English	hit(subject — inanimate thing), hit(object — see also that), þæt(subject — inanimate thing), þæt(object — see also that)	—
Old Irish	a(object — see also that), d(object — see also that), did(object — see also that), ed(subject — inanimate thing), i(object — see also that), id(object — see also that), it(object — see also that)	—
Pashto	ده(subject — inanimate thing), هغه(subject — inanimate thing)	də, hağë
Persian	او(subject — inanimate thing), او را(object — see also that), این(subject — inanimate thing)	u, u râ, in
Pipil	k(object — see also that), ki(object — see also that), yaha(subject — inanimate thing), yaja(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Pitjantjatjara	ngaa(subject — inanimate thing), nyara(subject — inanimate thing), pala(subject — inanimate thing), palunya(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Polish	IT(information technology), berek(The person who chases others in the game of tag), to(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Portuguese	TI(information technology), pegador(The person who chases others in the game of tag), a(object — see also that), ela(subject — inanimate thing), ele(subject — inanimate thing), isso(subject — inanimate thing), o(object — see also that)	—
Rapa Nui	ia(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Romanian	IT(information technology), TI(information technology), el(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Russian	ИТ(information technology), ай-ти́(information technology), во́да(The person who chases others in the game of tag), е́ю(object — see also that), его́(object — see also that), его́(object — see also that), ей(object — see also that), ей(object — see also that), ему́(object — see also that), её(object — see also that), её(object — see also that), им(object — see also that), он(subject — inanimate thing), она́(subject — inanimate thing), оно́(subject — inanimate thing), э́то(subject — inanimate thing), э́то(subject of impersonal statement)	aj-tí, vóda, jéju, jevó, jevó, jej, jej, jemú, jejó, jejó, im, on, oná, onó, éto, éto
Sardinian	issu(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Scottish Gaelic	e(subject — inanimate thing), esan(subject — inanimate thing), i(subject — inanimate thing), ise(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Serbo-Croatian	ono(subject — inanimate thing), оно(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Sicilian	issu(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Sinhalese	ඌ(subject — inanimate thing), එයා(subject — inanimate thing), ඒක(subject — inanimate thing)	ū, eyā, ēka
Slovak	ono(subject — inanimate thing), to(subject — inanimate thing), to(object — see also that)	—
Slovene	ôno(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Southern Altai	ол(subject — inanimate thing)	ol
Spanish	tecnología de la información(information technology), ella(subject — inanimate thing), ello(subject — inanimate thing), la(object — see also that), le(object — see also that), lo(object — see also that), él(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Sundanese	ucing(The person who chases others in the game of tag)	—
Swedish	datten(The person who chases others in the game of tag), den(subject — inanimate thing), den(object — see also that), det(subject — inanimate thing), det(object — see also that), det(subject of impersonal statement), det(impersonal pronoun, used without referent)	—
Tagalog	taya(The person who chases others in the game of tag)	—
Tajik	ин(subject — inanimate thing), ӯ(subject — inanimate thing)	in, ü
Taos	ą́wąną(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Tatar	ул(subject — inanimate thing)	ul
Thai	ไอที(information technology), มัน(subject — inanimate thing), มัน(object — see also that)	ai-tii, man, man
Tigrinya	ንሱ(subject — inanimate thing)	nəsu
Tooro	bwo class 14(subject — inanimate thing), bwo class 14(object — see also that), gwo class 3(subject — inanimate thing), gwo class 3(object — see also that), ho class 16(subject — inanimate thing), ho class 16(object — see also that), ko class 12(subject — inanimate thing), ko class 12(object — see also that), kwo class 15(subject — inanimate thing), kwo class 15(object — see also that), kyo class 7(subject — inanimate thing), kyo class 7(object — see also that), lyo class 5(subject — inanimate thing), lyo class 5(object — see also that), rwo class 11(subject — inanimate thing), rwo class 11(object — see also that), yo class 9(subject — inanimate thing), yo class 9(object — see also that)	—
Turkish	BT(information technology), ebe(The person who chases others in the game of tag), İT(information technology), o(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Turkmen	ol(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Ukrainian	воно́(subject — inanimate thing), це(subject — inanimate thing), це(subject of impersonal statement)	vonó, ce, ce
Urdu	وہ(subject — inanimate thing), یہ(subject — inanimate thing)	vah, yah
Uyghur	ئۇ(subject — inanimate thing)	u
Uzbek	u(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Vietnamese	CNTT(information technology), nó(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Volapük	on(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Welsh	ef(subject — inanimate thing), hi(subject — inanimate thing)	—
West-Frisian	it(subject — inanimate thing), it(object — see also that)	—
White Hmong	nws(subject — inanimate thing), nws(object — see also that)	—
Wolof	ko(object — see also that), moom(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Xibe	ᠠᡞ ᡨᡞ(information technology)	ai ti
Yámana	kitu(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Yiddish	עס(subject — inanimate thing)	es
Zazaki	in(subject — inanimate thing), yin(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Zhuang	de(subject — inanimate thing)	—
Zulu	bona(object — see also that), khona(object — see also that), khona(subject of impersonal statement), lona(subject — inanimate thing), lona(subject — inanimate thing), lona(object — see also that), lona(object — see also that), sona(subject — inanimate thing), sona(object — see also that), wona(subject — inanimate thing), wona(object — see also that), yena(subject — inanimate thing), yena(object — see also that), yona(subject — inanimate thing), yona(object — see also that)	—
ǃXóõ	ãh(subject — inanimate thing), ãh(object — see also that), ãhʻã(subject — inanimate thing), ãhʻã(object — see also that), èh(subject — inanimate thing), èh(object — see also that), èhʻè(subject — inanimate thing), èhʻè(object — see also that), ìh(subject — inanimate thing), ìh(object — see also that)	—

dit, dit

ɛno

ai, ajo

እሱ

ʾəsu

Ancient Greek

αὐτήν, αὐτό, αὐτόν, τήν, ταύτην, τοῦτο, τοῦτον, τό, τό, τόδε, τόδε, τόν, τόνδε, ἐκείνην, ἐκεῖνο, ἐκεῖνο, ἐκεῖνον, ἥν, ἥνδε, ὅ, ὅ, ὅν

autḗn, autó, autón, tḗn, taútēn, toûto, toûton, tó, tó, tóde, tóde, tón, tónde, ekeínēn, ekeîno, ekeîno, ekeînon, hḗn, hḗnde, hó, hó, hón

Arabic

IT, أَي تِي, ـهُ, هُوَ, هِيَ

ʔay tī, -hu, huwa, hiya

ՏՏ, դա

ул

гэ́та, гэ́та, яно́

héta, héta, janó

Belizean Creole

ahn

Bengali

সে

śe

Bouyei

deel

Bulgarian

ИТ, го, му, на не́го, на нея, не́го, ней, нему, нея, то, той, тя, я, ѝ

go, mu, na négo, na neja, négo, nej, nemu, neja, to, toj, tja, ja, ì

Burmese

သူ, သူ

su, su

Carpathian Rusyn

оно́

onó

Catalan

això, això, allò, allò, ell, ella, ho, la, lo

Central Sierra Miwok

hís·ak

Chinese Mandarin

之, 之, 它, 它, 牠 /它, 這 /这, 這 /这, 那, 那

zhī, zhī, tā, tā, tā, zhè, zhèi, zhè, nà, nèi, nà, nèi

Cornish

'n, 's, ev, hi

Czech

on, ona, ono, to, to, toho, tomu

Danish

den c det

Dutch

ICT, er, hem, het, het, het, het, het, hij, ze

Erzya

сон, те

son, te

ĝi, ĝin

IT, see, too

tað, tað

IT, se

chat, informatique, loup, ce, ce, ce, cela, elle, il, il, la, le, ça, ça, ça, ça

Galician

el, el

Georgian

ის

German

EDV, Fänger, IT, er, es, es, es, es, sie

Greek

αυτό, το, το, τούτος

aftó, to, to, toútos

Greenlandic

una

Hawaiian

Hebrew

אותה, אותו, זֶה, זֹאת, זה

otá, otó, ze, zot, ze

Hindi

यह, यह, वह, वह

yah, yah, vah, vah

Hopi

pam

Hungarian

fogó, az, azt, ez, ezt

það

ol, ol, olu, olu

hänen, häntä, hää

illo, lo

ea, sé, sé, sí, é, é, í, í

Italian

essa, esso, la, lo, lo

Jamaican Creole

hit, it

Japanese

IT, アイティー, 鬼, あれ, これ, それ, それ

aitī, aitī, oni, are, kore, sore, soré

Judeo-Italian

אֵיסַה, אֵיסוֹ

Kannada

ಅದು, ಇದು

adu, idu

Karakhanid

اُلْ

Kazakh

ол

Khmer

អាយធី, វា

ʼaaythii, viə

Korean

IT, 아이티, 그것, 그것, 이것, 저것

aiti, geugeot, geugeot, igeot, jeogeot

Kyrgyz

ал

Lao

ມັນ, ມັນ

man, man

Latin

hoc, hoc, hoc, hoc, id, id, id, id, id, illud, illud, illud, illud

Latvian

tas, tā

Linngithigh

Literary Chinese

之, 伊, 渠

zhī, yī, qú

IT, jis

et, et, het, het

jo, wóno

го, него, тоа

go, nego, toa

hi, hu

et, it

er, s, si

сон

son

Mongolian

туун, тэр, уун, энэ, үүнийг

tuun, ter, uun, ene, üüniig

ew, wê, wî

son

den, det

оно

ono

Old East Slavic

оно

ono

Old English

hit, hit, þæt, þæt

Old Irish

a, d, did, ed, i, id, it

Pashto

ده, هغه

də, hağë

Persian

او, او را, این

u, u râ, in

Pipil

k, ki, yaha, yaja

Pitjantjatjara

ngaa, nyara, pala, palunya

Polish

IT, berek, to

Portuguese

TI, pegador, a, ela, ele, isso, o

Rapa Nui

Romanian

IT, TI, el

Russian

ИТ, ай-ти́, во́да, е́ю, его́, его́, ей, ей, ему́, её, её, им, он, она́, оно́, э́то, э́то

aj-tí, vóda, jéju, jevó, jevó, jej, jej, jemú, jejó, jejó, im, on, oná, onó, éto, éto

issu

e, esan, i, ise

ono, оно

issu

ඌ, එයා, ඒක

ū, eyā, ēka

ono, to, to

ôno

ол

tecnología de la información, ella, ello, la, le, lo, él

Sundanese

ucing

Swedish

datten, den, den, det, det, det, det

Tagalog

taya

Tajik

ин, ӯ

in, ü

Taos

ą́wąną

Tatar

ул

Thai

ไอที, มัน, มัน

ai-tii, man, man

Tigrinya

ንሱ

nəsu

Tooro

bwo class 14, bwo class 14, gwo class 3, gwo class 3, ho class 16, ho class 16, ko class 12, ko class 12, kwo class 15, kwo class 15, kyo class 7, kyo class 7, lyo class 5, lyo class 5, rwo class 11, rwo class 11, yo class 9, yo class 9