Mythinks vs Methinks - What's the difference?
mythinks | methinks | Alternative forms |
Mythinks has no English definition.
(archaic, or, humorous) It seems to me.
* ~870-899 , Alfred the Great:
* ~1350-1400 , Geoffrey Chaucer:
* 1591 , William Shakespeare, King Richard III : III, i
* 1599 , William Shakespeare, Hamlet , act III, scene II
* 2003 , ":
Methinks is a alternative form of mythinks.
Mythinks is often a misspelling of methinks.
Mythinks has no English definition.
As a contraction methinks is
it seems to me.mythinks
Not English
Mythinks has no English definition. It may be misspelled.English words similar to 'mythinks':
madness, methinks, meetings, motions, maidens, meidans, mittens, medians, methines, medinas, methanes, mutinous, middens, muteness, muddiness, maddens, mathoms, madnesses, moodiness, meatiness, mediums, meetness, mittimus, mutinies, myotomies, myotonias, matings, midteens, myotomes, mootness, mateyness, medimnus, mudangs, meatness, meetens, midtimes, mutings, mathmos, madames, muttons, maidans, mouthings, mattings, metings, mootingsmethinks
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Alternative forms
* me thinks, mythinks, my thinksContraction
(en-cont) (past tense: methought )- Forthy me thincth betre,
gif iow swæ thincth,
thæt we eac sumæ bec
- Me thinketh accordant to reason
To telle you al the condicion
- methinks the truth should live from age to age,
- The lady doth protest too much, methinks .
- Dr. Tobias Funke: Methinks a cupid I shall play.