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o'th'

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unstressed/əð/Northern England[əʔ]

o'th' contraction: of the.

Contraction

o'th'

  1. (archaic, contraction, dialectal, poetic) Of the.
    • There’s a trim rabble let in ; are all theſe1747, William Shakespeare quoted in The Works of Shakespear in Eight Volumes, Volume V., King Henry VIII., Scene VII., page 449

Forms of o'th'

alternative formoth'

Questions about o'th'

What does o'th' mean?
O'th' means of the.
What part of speech is o'th'?
O'th' is a contraction.
How do you pronounce o'th'?
O'th' is pronounced /əð/ (unstressed).

Words near o'th' in the dictionary

  1. O'Shields
  2. O'Such
  3. O'Suches
  4. O'Sullivan
  5. O'Sullivan's law
  6. o'th'
  7. O'Toole
  8. O'Ward
  9. O'Wards
  10. O'Yeung
  11. O'Young

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