thou in Greek
thou in Greek is μιλώ στον ενικό — thou means an old-fashioned or poetic word for "you," used when speaking to one person.
thou in Greek
μιλώ στον ενικό
Pronounced: milo ston eniko
(transitive) To address (a person) using the pronoun thou, especially as an expression of contempt or familiarity.
What does "thou" mean?
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pronoun An old-fashioned or poetic word for "you," used when speaking to one person.
""Thou art welcome here," the old innkeeper said in the play."
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noun A unit of length equal to one thousandth of an inch, used in engineering.
"The metal sheet was machined to a tolerance of two thou."
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noun Informal shorthand for "a thousand," especially of money.
"He paid five thou in cash for the used car."
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thou in a sentence
- "Thou art welcome here," the old innkeeper said in the play.
- The metal sheet was machined to a tolerance of two thou.
- He paid five thou in cash for the used car.
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What is "thou" in Greek?
"thou" in Greek is μιλώ στον ενικό. thou means: An old-fashioned or poetic word for "you," used when speaking to one person.
How do you pronounce μιλώ στον ενικό?
"thou" in Greek is μιλώ στον ενικό, pronounced "milo ston eniko".
How do you use "thou" in a sentence?
Example: ""Thou art welcome here," the old innkeeper said in the play." In Greek, "thou" is μιλώ στον ενικό.
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