Dictionary adverb *ko-, *hi-, her
(adverb)

Meanings

1.
to here
(toward the speaker)
How useful:
Opposite (closest): hin
2.
from
(in combination with "wo" when talking about origin)
How useful:

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Word Family

This root was essentially a pointer to a presence that was not yourself.

this, that here

It could be a person or thing, but also a place or a time.
Here’s an overview over the relatives

  • he, him, his
  • her
  • it (used to be “hit”)
  • here
  • hither
  • cis-
  • et cetera

German and English sources “spell” the root very differently, but I think they’re talking about the same thing.

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