tother


toth·er

pronoun or adj \ˈtə-thər\

Definition of TOTHER

chiefly dialect
: the other

Variants of TOTHER

toth·er or t'oth·er \ˈtə-thər\

Origin of TOTHER

Middle English tother, alteration (resulting from misdivision of thet other the other, from thet the— from Old English thæt — + other) of other — more at that
First Known Use: 13th century

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