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"IS", "Is," or "is" may refer to:

Words

Words formed from the letters "is" include:

  • "is-" (Greek isos), a prefix similar to "iso-", meaning equal, homogeneous, or uniform
  • "is" (plural "ises"), anything factual, empirical, actual, or spatiotemporal, in is-ought philosophy
  • "is", the Anglo-Saxon form of the rune Isaz
  • Is (verb), the third-person singular form of "to be" in the English language
  • I"s, a manga by Masakazu Katsura with main characters Ichitaka and Iori
  • Is or Hīt, an Iraqi town on the Euphrates
  • Is or Ys (also Ker-Ys or Ville d'Is), a mythical city of 5th-century Brittany
  • Is or I's, plural of any of several meanings of "I", particularly:
  • s, imaginary units in the complex number system
  • s, unit vectors along the x-axis

Abbreviations

As a two-letter abbreviation, "IS", "Is", or "is" may refer to:

See also

  • E-Prime, a modified English syntax and vocabulary lacking all forms of "to be"
  • Klingon language, a fictional language in the Star Trek universe lacking the verb "to be"
  • Lexus IS a performance sedan from Lexus
  • Orang Asli, a Malaysian people whose language lacks the verb "to be"
  • Sioux languages, some of which lack the verb "to be"