How to pronounce “the”

Meaning

• [Adverb]
• With a comparative or with more and a verb phrase, establishes a correlation with one or more other such comparatives.
• With a comparative, and often with for it, indicates a result more like said comparative. This can be negated with none.
• (with a superlative adjective) Beyond all others.
• [Preposition]
• For each; per.

Practice Nearby Words

these, that, yonder, yon, those, this, abovementioned, named, given, certain, particular, specific, aforesaid, said, aforementioned, above, present, foregoing, cited, noted, gazette, preface, jews, same, americas, sky, netherlands, internet, president, undersigned, basics, third, way, moment, editor, preparing, crossroads, road, truth, fourth, beach, earth, great, girl, battlefield, river, during, dead, year, individual, broad, wild, bible, sun, job, student, whirlwind, family, first, next, hebrews, most, world, body, unexpected, game, wheel, unfinished, soul, mountains, look, child, grand, wizard, people, wilderness, rapid, workplace, red, best, wars, before, story, aftermath, street, executive, author, unauthorized, hospital, west, island, ballad, past, winter, word, second, oxford, wicked, british, argument

Similar Sounds

the, tha, thaa, ttha, though, thee, they, thigh, thou, tho, thaw, thy, thi, thew, thay, thoe, thu, thie, thao, thei, thau, thae, thoi, oya, them, thug, thumb, than, ther, thus, thud, thre, ths, thea, thc, thur, thum, tht, thm, thia, thun, thr, wth, thir, thn, etha, atha, thra, thw, thel, theia, itha, eartha, thell, thul, thuss, tth, thd, the uk, the who, the us, the eye, thumm, thoa, the a, thk, the i, thv, the high, thl, duh, huh, dah, aya, muh, mma, iah, aja, pha, ffa, aia, dha, dda, hma, macx, aua, hha, aiah, ayya, pfa, ayah, aea, chaa, awra, ccia