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Vocabulary

Old English Language

What does 'hie' mean in Old English Language?
  

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I've done some research and believe it is a personal pronoun (third party). html Good day, Eric

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I've done some research and believe it is a personal pronoun (third party).

Feminine - heo or hie = her (direct object)
All genders plural - heo or hie = them (direct object)



http://acunix.wheatonma.edu/mdrout/GrammarBook/GramPersPronouns.html
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Or you may be speaking of the verb 'hie', which is still in English, and means 'to hurry'.

'I hied myself to the convenience store for a microwave pizza.'
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