thae
[th ey]
Origin of thae
1575–85; representing north and Scots development of Middle English, Old English thā, plural of thæt that
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Historical Examples of thae
It was on ane o' thae nights 'at a mason fell off the rafters an' broke his leg.
A Window in ThrumsJ. M. Barrie
Ay, but Hendry was straucht in thae days by what he is noo, an' Jamie wasna born.
A Window in ThrumsJ. M. Barrie
Ay, Hendry called me fond like names, thae no everyday names.
A Window in ThrumsJ. M. Barrie
"Thae tatties is lang o' comin' to the boil," said T'nowhead.
Auld Licht IdyllsJ. M. Barrie
It was you hurrying me off to look in thae other carriages, Robbie!
SimonJ. Storer Clouston