Ye

"Ye" is an archaic English word, often seen in old literature or historical texts. It can have two main meanings: 1. A plural form of "you", used as the subject of a sentence. For example, "Ye who enter here, abandon all hope." 2. A definite article equivalent to "the", due to a typesetting substitution of 'y' for the Old English letter 'þ' (called "thorn"), which represented the 'th' sound. For example, "Ye Olde Shoppe" would be pronounced as "The Old Shop".