sith C2+ Topic:Grammar & Function Words US /sɪθ/ UK /sɪθ/ See IPA manual Minimal pairs Sounds like sit /θ/ vs /t/ Sounds like siss /θ/ vs /s/ Meanings 1 conj archaic word for since or seeing that Sith thou hast spoken, I shall heed thy counsel. Thesaurus Synonyms 1 conj · archaic word for since or... sinceseeingbecauseas Word family Related forms sincesithencesithe Etymology AI details From Old English siththan ('after that, since'), a contraction of sith tham ('after that'), from sith ('after, later') and the demonstrative. siththan Old English View etymology graph -> Topics Grammar & Function Words Register & Style External links Cambridge Dictionary Wiktionary Google Images # sith **Type:** Word **Level:** C2+ **Part of speech:** conj **IPA (US):** /sɪθ/ **IPA (UK):** /sɪθ/ ## Meanings 1. archaic word for since or seeing that ## Examples - Sith thou hast spoken, I shall heed thy counsel. ## Synonyms - since - seeing - because - as ## Related Forms - since - sithence - sithe ## Roots and Affixes - Root: siththan ## Etymology From Old English siththan ('after that, since'), a contraction of sith tham ('after that'), from sith ('after, later') and the demonstrative. ## AI Etymology Sith comes from Old English siththan ('after that, since'), a contraction of sith tham ('after that'), from sith ('after, later') and the demonstrative. The historical trail runs through Old English siththan. In modern use it means archaic word for since or seeing that. Related forms include since, sithence, sithe. ## Topics - Grammar & Function Words - Register & Style markdown