Þink(e)

, Þynk(e) , Þenk(e) , v. to seem to (with dat. pron. ), II 442; Þynkkeȝ , thou seemest, V 294; impers. in me þinkeþ , thynkys me , ., it seems to me, VIII b 55, XIV c 28, XVII 511, .; ending le form in, me (him, vs) þink , ., it seems to me, I think, ., II 375, IV a 10, 12, V 41, VI 192, 230, XVII 399, .; þynk me , XVII 255; with nom. pron. in thou thynk , (it) seems good to you, XVII 196, 379. Þoȝt , Thoght(e) , pa. t. (it) seemed to, V 95, XII b 74, XVII 82, 425; with nom. pron. in þey þoȝt , they thought good, I 87. [OE. þyncan , þū̆hte . The ending le forms prob. arose in 1 sg. by confusion with Þenche, q.v. ; but cf. ON. þykki mér .]