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Posted 2008-07-14, 10:31 PM in reply to !King_Amazon!'s post starting ""Thyself" means "yourself," basically...."
!King_Amazon! said: [Goto]
"Thyself" means "yourself," basically.

For instance, "Know thyself" means "Know yourself." I don't think there are really many instances where "thyself" is used, though.

Thyself does just mean "yourself," like K_A said. It's old English, which is why we no longer use it. That also explains why you might have a hard time understanding what it means. I've studied old English, and you should be glad we don't write or speak in it. 'E' is far overused.
 
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