thine
ðaɪn
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Definition of thine - Reverso English Dictionary

Pronoun

old grammarDatedpossessive form of 'thou' used before vowel soundsDated
  • Is this book thine or mine?
your yours

Adjective

1.
old possessiveDatedbelonging to you in old-fashioned languageDated
  • This book is thine, not mine.
yours
2.
old languageDatedused before a vowel sound to mean yourDated
  • Thine apple is ripe and ready to eat.
your
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Expressions with thine

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expresses the importance of being true to oneself
Remember, thine own self be true!
expresses shared ownership or generosity between people
In our friendship, what is mine is thine.
refers to things belonging to me and to you
All mine and thine shall be kept safe.

Origin of thine

Old English, þīn (your)

Examples of thine in a sentence

  • Is that house thine or thy brother's?
  • The choice is thine to make.
  • Is this seat thine or mine?
  • Take thine umbrella if it rains.
  • I have read thine essay with care.

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  1. French:le tien, tien, ...
  2. German:dein, deiner, ...
  3. Italian:tuo, tua, ...
  4. Spanish:tuyo, de ti, ...
  5. Portuguese:teu, tua, ...
  6. Chinese:你的, 汝之, ...
  7. Japanese:あなたの, あなたのものの, ...
  8. Arabic:كَ, مِلْكُكَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֶׁלְּךָ, שֶׁלְּךָ, ...
  10. Russian:твой, тебе принадлежащий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:твій, твоя, ...
  12. Hindi:तुम्हारी, तेरा, ...

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