Lexicon:Proto/isaynit: Difference between revisions
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'''isaynit''' — this ain’t it — a flat verdict that a thing is wrong, mistaken, or not what it should be | '''isaynit''' — this ain’t it — a flat verdict that a thing is wrong, mistaken, or not what it should be | ||
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| Stage | Proto CLT |
| Pronunciation | /i.ˈsai.nit/ |
| Part of speech | Interjection |
| Etymology | from English this ain’t it |
| Later form | Middle Saenydd, Middle isaynitē |
isaynit — this ain’t it — a flat verdict that a thing is wrong, mistaken, or not what it should be
Notes
Said of anything that has missed. Used in brain-net chats like “isaynit chief”, “big isaynit”, “that fit is isaynit”.