thee
thee 英 [ðiː] 美 [ði]
pron. 你（古英语thou的宾格）
名词复数:thees
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- pron. 你（古英语thou的宾格）
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1. thee does not understand.
你不懂。
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2. I dub thee Sir Lancelot.
我封你为兰斯洛特骑士。
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3. Stay with us, and I will not mock at thee.
留下来和我们在一起吧，我不会嘲笑你的。
- thee (pron.) Old English þe (accusative and dative singular of þu "thou"), from Proto-Germanic *theke (source also of Old Frisian thi, Middle Dutch di, Old High German dih, German dich, Old Norse þik, Norwegian deg, Gothic þuk), from PIE *tege-, accusative of root *tu-, second person singular pronoun (see thou). The verb meaning "to use the pronoun 'thee' to someone" is recorded from 1662, in connection with the rise of Quakerism.
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