dy

Meaning

Det

that, those

Pron

object of do ("thou"), thee

Pronounced as (IPA)

/dɘ/

Etymology

From Old Frisian thī, from Proto-West Germanic *siz, from Proto-Germanic *sa (“that, the”). Compare Dutch die, English the.

Sentences

Sy hat yn al dy jierren har spoaren wol fertsjinne.

She has earned her marks in all these years.

Ik krij noch tweintich euro fan dy werom.

I will get another twenty euros back from you.

It is foar it earst nei syn dea dat dy skilderijen te sjen binne.

It is for the first time after his death that these paintings can be seen.

Dy regel bepaalt dat nimmen syn eigen rjochter wêze kin .

That rule determines that no one can be his own judge.

De rjochtbank stelde fêst dat dy ôfspraak yn striid wie mei de wet.

The court determined that this agreement was against the law.

Heit hat dy beam plante doe't er noch in lytse jonge wie.

Father planted that tree when he was still a little boy.

O, waait de wyn út dy hoeke.

Oh, the wind blows from that corner.

Dy maatregel binne se yn guon rûnten net sa wiis mei .

They are not so wise about this measure in some circles.