thy
ðaɪ
Definition

Definition of thy - Reverso English Dictionary

Determiner

languageDatedold-fashioned form of 'your' for one personDated
  • Thy will be done.
  • Thy courage is commendable.
  • Thy book is on the table.
thine your yours
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Expressions with thy

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treat others with the same care as oneself
The pastor reminded us to love thy neighbor as herself in daily life.
treat others with the same care as yourself
We should love thy neighbour as thyself every day.
use policies that harm others to benefit oneself
The country adopted beggar thy neighbour policies during the recession.
economic policy benefiting one country, harming others
The country adopted a beggar-thy-neighbor trade policy.
accepts a higher power's decision or fate
She sighed and said, "Thy will be done," accepting the outcome.
use policies to improve economy at others' expense
The country decided to beggar thy neighbor to boost its exports.

Origin of thy

Old English, þīn (your)

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  1. French:ton, ...
  2. German:dein, ...
  3. Italian:tuo, ...
  4. Spanish:tu, ...
  5. Portuguese:Teu, ...
  6. Chinese:你的, ...
  7. Japanese:汝の, ...
  8. Arabic:كَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֶׁלְּךָ, ...
  10. Russian:твой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:твоя, ...
  12. Hindi:तेरी, ...
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