Definition of aye
: yes
- aye, aye, sir
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Origin and Etymology of aye
Definition of aye
plural ayes
: an affirmative vote or voter
- the ayes have it
First Known Use of aye
1589
Definition of aye
: always, continually, ever
- love that will aye endure
- —W. S. Gilbert
Origin and Etymology of aye
Middle English, from Old Norse ei; akin to Old English ā always, Latin aevum age, lifetime, Greek aiōn age
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