Thither Meaning in English

word

US

ˈðɪˌθɝ

DHIH-thur

UK

ðˈɪðɐ

DHIH-thuh

التعريف

An old-fashioned or literary word meaning 'to there' or 'toward that place.' It is mostly found in classic literature or poetry.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Extremely rare in modern English; only used in historical, poetic, or fantasy writing. Do not use in everyday conversation. Often paired with other old words like 'hither' ('to here') and 'whither' ('to where').

• Spanish: allí - hacia allí (arcaico)
• Portuguese (BR): lá - para lá (arcaico)
• Portuguese (PT): lá - para lá (arcaico)
• Chinese (Simplified): 那里（古语） - 往那里（古语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 那裡（古語） - 往那裡（古語）
• Hindi: वहाँ (पुराना शब्द) - वहाँ की ओर (पुराना)
• Arabic: هناك (قديم) - إلى هناك (قديم)
• Bengali: উদিকে - সেখানে (কেবল সাহিত্যে ব্যবহৃত)
• Russian: туда (устаревшее - к тому месту)
• Japanese: そこへ（文語的） - そちらへ（古風）
• Vietnamese: đến đó (cổ - văn học)
• Korean: 그리로 (문어체 - 고풍스러움)
• Turkish: oraya (eski/doğrusal kullanım)
• Urdu: وہاں (قدیم یا ادبی استعمال)
• Indonesian: ke sana (sastra - kuno)

جمل نموذجية

He walked thither to fetch water from the river.

basic

The path leads thither, through the woods.

basic

Send the messenger thither at once.

basic

They journeyed thither in hopes of finding gold.

natural

Few travelers go thither these days; the land is wild and far away.

natural

“Go thither and wait for me,” he commanded.

natural