Më

mí is a form that appears in several languages with different meanings. In Spanish, mí is the stressed personal pronoun meaning “me” when used after prepositions, and it is distinct from mi, the possessive determiner meaning “my.” When used with prepositions, the accent marks the pronoun; with the preposition con, the common form is conmigo, a single word meaning “with me.”

In Irish Gaelic, mí means “month” and is a common noun used in calendar expressions. It is feminine and appears with the definite article in phrases such as an mhí seo ("this month"). The plural form is míonna, and the word is used to name and refer to months within dates and seasonal references, such as Mí Bealtaine for May.

Cognates exist in related Celtic languages, and a similar form appears in Scottish Gaelic as mì (with a grave accent), also meaning “month.” These parallels reflect historical connections within the language family, though orthography and pronunciation differ between varieties.