ye1 /yē or yi/ (now archaic, dialect or poetic)
pronoun- The second person plural (sometimes singular) pronoun
- Cf you. Formerly, eg in the Authorized Version of the English Bible, ye was always used as a nominative, and you as a dative or accusative
- Later ye was sometimes used for all these cases
ORIGIN: ME ye, nominative; your, genitive; you, yow, dative and accusative pl, from OE gē, nominative; ēower, genitive; ēow, dative and accusative
ye2 /thē, thi or (reflecting the spelling) yē/
demonstrative adjAn archaic spelling for ‘the’, arising from printers' use of y for the letter thorn, 
. See Y (n)
- cry out
- cry out for
- cry out to be
- cry out to be done
- cry out to be used
- cry over spilt milk
- crypt
- crypt-
- cryptadia
- cryptaesthesia
- cryptaesthesias
- cryptaesthetic
- cryptal
- cryptanalyses
- cryptanalysis
- cryptanalyst
- cryptanalysts
- cryptanalytic
- cryptesthesia
- cryptesthesias
- cryptic
- cryptical
- cryptically
- cryptic coloration
- cryptic colorations