Another Word For Thy

Meaning

The word "thy" is an archaic form of the word "your." It is used in English, particularly in historical or biblical contexts, to indicate possession and address someone directly. "Thy" is singular and informal, typically used when addressing someone of equal or lower status.

Synonyms

• Your
• Yours

Antonyms

• My
• His
• Her
• Their

Etymology

The word "thy" comes from Old English "þīn," which is a possessive pronoun meaning "your." It has its roots in the Proto-Germanic "*þīnaz," which is also related to similar words in other Germanic languages.

Examples

1. "Thy will be done." (Meaning "Your will be done.")
2. "I give thee my heart, but keep thy promise." (Meaning "I give you my heart, but keep your promise.")
3. "Thou art more lovely than thy sister." (Meaning "You are more lovely than your sister.")