ġit

Old English dual pronoun meaning “the two of you”, pronounced “yit”. Not to be confused with the modern word “git”. This word is a much more useful and concise way of referring to a pair of people than anything in Modern English, but sadly fell out of fashion by the late Middle English period.
Ġit sindon dwǣsas

Translation: You two are fools.
by Alex-2598 January 15, 2023
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