Close Front Unrounded Vowel - Occurrence

Occurrence

Language Word IPA Meaning Notes
Abkhaz ажьырныҳәа 'January' See Abkhaz phonology
Adyghe ти 'our'
Afrikaans dankie 'thank you'
Albanian mali 'the mountain'
Arabic Standard دين 'religion' See Arabic phonology
Armenian Eastern իմ 'my'
Azerbaijani dili 'tree'
Basque bizar 'beard'
Bengali আমি 'I' See Bengali phonology
Catalan sis 'six' See Catalan phonology
Chickasaw lhinko 'to be fat'
Chinese Cantonese si1 'poem' See Cantonese phonology
Mandarin 北京 běijīng 'Beijing' See Mandarin phonology
Cornish hir 'long'
Czech bílý 'white' See Czech phonology
Dahalo 'fat'
Danish bilist 'car driver' See Danish phonology
Dutch biet 'beet' See Dutch phonology
English free 'free' In number of dialects it can be a diphthong . See English phonology
Estonian tiik 'pond'
Faroese il 'sole'
Finnish viisi 'five' See Finnish phonology
French fini 'finished' See French phonology
Georgian სამ 'three'
German Ziel 'goal' See German phonology
Greek κήπος kípos 'garden' Also represented by <ι>, <ει>, <οι>, and <υι>. See Modern Greek phonology
Guaraní ha’ukuri 'I just ate'
Hawaiian makani 'breeze' See Hawaiian phonology
Hebrew דיר 'pen' (enclosure) Hebrew vowels are not shown in the script, see Niqqud and Modern Hebrew phonology
Hindi तीन 'three' See Hindi-Urdu phonology
Hungarian ív 'arch' See Hungarian phonology
Icelandic líka 'also' See Icelandic phonology
Indonesian ini 'this'
Irish sí 'she' See Irish phonology
Italian bile 'rage' See Italian phonology
Japanese gin 'silver' See Japanese phonology
Kabardian ди 'our'
Korean 시장 sijang 'hunger' See Korean phonology
Kurdish zîndu 'alive'
Latvian šķīvi 'plate'
Lithuanian įbrolis 'half-brother'
Macedonian јазик 'tongue' See Macedonian phonology
Malay biru 'blue'
Maltese bieb 'door'
Navajo biwosh 'his cactus' See Navajo phonology
North Frisian Mooring hii 'owl'
Norwegian is 'ice' See Norwegian phonology
Occitan Northern miralhar 'to reflect' See Occitan phonology
Southern
Gascon polida 'pretty'
Pashto پانير 'cheese'
Persian کی 'who' See Persian phonology
Pirahã baíxi 'parent'
Polish miś 'teddy bear' See Polish phonology
Portuguese European dióspiro 'persimmon' An allophone of unstressed /ɛ ~ e/ in most Brazilian Portuguese variants (being instead in São Paulo and the South), and only in hiatuses in Europe (otherwise ), too. May be represented by . See Portuguese phonology
Brazilian menininho 'little boy'
Quechua allin 'good'
Romanian insulă 'island' See Romanian phonology
Russian лист 'leaf' Only occurs word-initially or after palatalized consonants. See Russian phonology
Scottish Gaelic chì 'shall see' See Scottish Gaelic phonology
Serbo-Croatian милина / milina 'enjoyment' See Serbo-Croatian phonology
Seri cmiique 'person'
Sindhi سنڌي 'Sindhi'
Sioux Lakota ǧí 'it's brown'
Slovak rýchly 'fast'
Spanish tipo 'type' May also be represented by . See Spanish phonology
Swahili miti 'trees'
Swedish is 'ice' See Swedish phonology
Tagalog silya 'chair' See Tagalog phonology
Tajik бинӣ 'nose'
Thai กริช 'dagger'
Turkish ip 'rope' See Turkish phonology
Ubykh 'heart' Allophone of /ə/ after palatalized consonants. See Ubykh phonology
Ukrainian кіт 'cat' See Ukrainian phonology
Vietnamese ty 'bureau' See Vietnamese phonology
Võro kirotas 'he writes'
Welsh hir 'long'
West Frisian siik 'ill'
Zapotec Tilquiapan diza 'Zapotec'
Zulu umuzi 'village'

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