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Clipping of English Ita lian or Italian ita liano .
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Cognate with Old Norse eitt n , Gothic 𐌰𐌹𐌽𐌰𐍄𐌰 ( ainata ) , from the neuter of Proto-Germanic * ainaz ( “ one ” ) .
Cognate with Mangas ta , Bole ítáː , Kirfi tāː , Beele etita , Galambu tāː , Gera tá , Deno taː .
Borrowed from English that , Russian тот ( tot ) , та ( ta ) , то ( to ) , Latin iste . Formed after ica ( “ this ” ) .
Inherited from Proto-Bantu * -jíta ( “ to kill ” ) .
From Sudanese Arabic ات ( itta ) , an assimilated form of انت ( inta ) , from Arabic أَنْتَ ( ʔanta ) .
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