tother
pronoun or adjective
toth·er ˈtə-t͟hər 
variants or t'other
chiefly dialectal
: the other
Word History
Etymology
Middle English tother, alteration (resulting from misdivision of thet other the other, from thet the— from Old English thæt — + other) of other — more at that
First Known Use
13th century, in the meaning defined above
- generations
- generative
- generative cell
- generative grammar
- generative nucleus
- generative semantics
- generatively
- generativenesses
- generator
- generators
- generatrices
- generatrix
- generic
- generic judgment
- generic name
- generic wine
- generical
- generically
- genericness
- genericnesses
- generics
- generitype
- generosities
- generosity
- generotype