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

[edit] Language and words

Words formed from the letters "is" include:

  • "is", the third form of the verb "to be" at present tense, in the English language. For copulative usage see Copula (linguistics)
  • "is" (from Greek isos), a prefix meaning equal, homogeneous, or uniform
  • "is" (plural "ises") is a fact, empirical state, with space and time finite limits, in is-ought philosophy
  • "is", the Anglo-Saxon form of the rune Isaz
  • I formation in American football
  • One or capital "i" in Roman numerals
  • Selves known by the pronoun "I"
  • Incompletes, scores used in academic grading in North America
  • Particular affirmative premises in syllogistics, the third premise form coded by a vowel
  • I's or i's is the plural form of i-number in Math, whereas:[citation needed]

[edit] Geographical locations

  • Is or Hit, an Iraqi town on the Euphrates River
  • Is or Ys (also Ker-Ys or Ville d'Issy), a mythical city in the 5th-century Britain in France

[edit] Arts and entertainment

  • Is (album), a 1969 studio album by jazz pianist Chick Corea
  • I"s, a Japanese cartoon or anime by Masakazu Katsura with main characters Ichitaka and Iori

[edit] Abbreviations

As a two-letter abbreviation, "I.S.", "I.s.", or "i.s." may refer to:

[edit] See also

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