6 thoughts on “Since we are gonna go medieval any way, might as well speak Old English.”
Well, if there were such a word as “thoust”, yeah.
“Thoust” is a rare, archaic contraction of “thou hast” (meaning “you have”). It is from Renaissance-era English often confused with the pronoun “thou” (the informal version of “you”).
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If it’s a contraction of “thou hast”, then it doesn’t fit grammatically. It would need to be “thy” or “thine”, indicating ownership.
Thanks for the knowledge, however. I didn’t know there was a contraction for “thou hast”.
If you didn’t get it right it might be”Thou Haste”
Well, if there were such a word as “thoust”, yeah.
“Thoust” is a rare, archaic contraction of “thou hast” (meaning “you have”). It is from Renaissance-era English often confused with the pronoun “thou” (the informal version of “you”).
Sign read as one finger.
If it’s a contraction of “thou hast”, then it doesn’t fit grammatically. It would need to be “thy” or “thine”, indicating ownership.
Thanks for the knowledge, however. I didn’t know there was a contraction for “thou hast”.
If you didn’t get it right it might be”Thou Haste”