thir
- determiner
- Literature
- She pointed to thir books on the table and asked who owned them.
Examples
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Have you seen thir books on the shelf?
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In the old tale, the farmer gathered thir sheep before the storm arrived.
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You can take any of thir chairs if you need a seat.
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I like thir apples from the market.
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She pointed to thir chairs by the door and asked if anyone was using them.
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Those are thir apples on the tree that I picked last week.
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Can you grab thir items from the storage room for me?
Synonyms
Used before plural nouns to show people or things near the speaker
Surface Forms
Etymology
Thir is a Scots word used to point to people or things, and it is related to the English words this and these, so a helpful way to remember it is to think 'thir' = 'those' or 'these'.