þys

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See also: thys and -yys

Icelandic

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Etymology

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From Old Norse þyss (uproar, tumult), from Proto-Germanic *þusiz, related to Proto-Germanic *þausōną (to surge, roar, flow), from the same source as *þeutaną (to roar, howl). Related to German tosen (to roar, rage), Old English þys (tempest, storm).

Pronunciation

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Noun

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þys m (genitive singular þyss, no plural)

  1. din, rumpus

Declension

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Middle English

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Alternative forms

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Etymology 1

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Determiner

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þys

  1. Alternative form of þis (this)

Pronoun

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þys

  1. Alternative form of þis (this)

Adverb

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þys

  1. Alternative form of þis (this)

Etymology 2

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Determiner

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þys

  1. Alternative form of þes (these)

Pronoun

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þys

  1. Alternative form of þes (these)

Old English

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Determiner

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þȳs

  1. instrumental masculine/neuter singular of þes

Pronoun

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þȳs

  1. instrumental masculine/neuter singular of þes