yn

Meaning

1. in
2. into

Pronounced as (IPA)

/iːn/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Frisian: in

In summary

From Old Frisian in, from Proto-Germanic *in, from Proto-Indo-European *en.

Sentences

Dat is yn dit gefal absolút net wier .

That is absolutely not true in this case.

Hy is yn 'e widze lein foar keapman.

He was laid in the cradle for a merchant.

Ik leaude dat ik it yn my hie.

I believed I had it in me.

Se moatte op fêste tiden ite yn de ytseal.

They must eat at fixed times in the dining hall.

Yn de tinte binne de ôfrûne tiid foarstellings hâlden.

Performances have been held in the tent recently.

Ik sjoch de frou alle sneinen twa kear yn tsjerke .

I see the woman twice every Sunday in church.