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Definition of thee - Reverso English Dictionary
Pronoun
1.
old languageRare UK old-fashioned word for 'you' as an objectRare UK
- I give this to thee, my friend.
2.
traditionDated UK used in religious or poetic contextsDated UK
- O Lord, we beseech thee to hear our prayers..
Expressions with thee
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old-fashioned way to say goodbye
Fare thee well, my friend, until we meet again.
informal term for me and you
It's just me and thee against the world.
state of perfection or utmost degree
Her performance was a fare-thee-well.
command Satan to leave or depart
He shouted, 'Get thee hence, Satan!' during the exorcism.
reject temptation or negative influence with authority
When offered the bribe, he said, 'Get thee behind me.'.
leave quickly from here
Hie thee hence, before the guards arrive!
expressing a vow to take you as spouse during a wedding ceremony
With this ring, I thee wed.
command someone to leave a place
The king shouted, 'Get thee hence, traitor!'.
Origin of thee
Old English, þē (you)
Examples of thee in a sentence
Fear not, for I am with thee always. We thank thee for thy blessings. I shall honor thee with my actions.
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- French:toi, ...
- German:dich, dir, ...
- Italian:te, ...
- Spanish:ti, ...
- Portuguese:ti, te, ...
- Chinese:汝, 尔, ...
- Japanese:君, 汝, ...
- Arabic:إياك, إِلَيْكَ, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹתְךָ, ...
- Russian:тебе, Тебя, ...
- Ukrainian:тобі, Тебе, ...
- Hindi:तुम्हें, तुझसे, ...
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