Ego

See also Ego, égő, and ego-

English

Etymology

From Latin egō (“‘I’”).

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -iːɡəʊ

Noun

Singular Ego

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Wikipedia

1. The self, especially with overtones of self-importance.
2. Template:Psychology The most conscious part of the mind, which mediates with one's surroundings.
   • 1954, Calvin S. Hall, “A Primer of Freudian Psychology”

     In the well adjusted person the ego is the executive of the personality and is governed by the reality principle.

Derived terms

terms derived from ego

alter ego egoism egoist egoistic

egoistical egoistically egotism egotist

egotistic egotistical egotistically ego trip

empirical ego pure ego superego transcendental ego

Translations

the self

Arabic: الأنا (al-’ána) m. Bosnian: ego bs(bs) m. Chinese: 自我 (zì wǒ) Finnish: minä fi(fi) French: moi fr(fr) m. German: Ich n.; back-translation: Ego n. Greek: εγώ (egó) n. Hebrew: אגו (ego) m. Japanese: 自我 (じが, jiga)

Korean: 자아 (jaa) Russian: эго (égo) n. Serbian: Cyrillic: его m., јa Roman: ego m., ja Spanish: ego es(es) m. Swedish: ego sv(sv) n. Telugu: అహం (ahaM)

psychoanalytic ego

Czech: ego cs(cs) n., já cs(cs) n.

See also

• id
• superego

Anagrams

• ego,
• Geo.
• goe

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Bosnian

Noun

Ego m. [[Category:Template:Bs nouns|Ego]]

1. ego

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Czech

Noun

Ego n.

1. ego
2. Template:Psychoanalysis ego

Synonyms

• já n.

See also

• superego n.
• id n.

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Dutch

Noun

Ego n. (plural ego's)

1. ego, self

Related terms

• egoïsme, egoïst, egoïstisch

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Finnish

Noun

Ego

1. ego
2. Template:Psychoanalysis ego

Declension

Declension of ego (type valo) singular plural nominative ego egot genitive egon egojen partitive egoa egoja accusative ego egon egot inessive egossa egoissa elative egosta egoista illative egoon egoihin adessive egolla egoilla ablative egolta egoilta allative egolle egoille essive egona egoina translative egoksi egoiksi instructive – egoin abessive egotta egoitta comitative – egoineen

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Italian

Noun

ego m. inv.

1. ego

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Latin

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *éǵh₂.

Pronoun

Ego (first person, nominative, plural nos)

1. I; first person singular personal pronoun, nominative case

Inflection

Irregular declension Template:La-decl-ego

Derived terms

• mecum
• egomet
• proximus egomet mihi

See also

Template:Latin personal pronouns

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Serbian

Noun

Ego m. [[Category:Template:Sr nouns|Ego]]

1. ego

Cyrillic spelling

• его

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Spanish

Noun

Ego m. (plural Egos)

Singular Ego m.

Plural Egos m.

1. ego

Related terms

• egoísta
• egoísmo

cs:ego da:ego de:ego el:ego es:ego fr:ego ko:ego hr:ego io:ego it:ego kn:ego ku:ego lo:ego la:ego lt:ego hu:ego nl:ego ja:ego no:ego oc:ego pl:ego pt:ego ru:ego sr:ego fi:ego sv:ego ta:ego tr:ego uk:ego vi:ego zh:ego