SYNE


Meaning of SYNE in English

I. (|)sīn adverb

Etymology: Middle English (northern dialect) syne, seyne, probably from Old Norse sīthan, from sīth since — more at since

1. chiefly Scotland : next , then

2. chiefly Scotland : later

3. chiefly Scotland : since then : ago

got a shot at me two days syne — John Buchan

II. conjunction

Etymology: Middle English (northern dialect) syne, seyne, from syne, seyne, adverb

Scotland : since

III. preposition

Etymology: syne (I)

Scotland : since

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