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A suffix used by overly fancy people, old fashioned people, or people from pre-19th century times. It basically just means they are old or fancy.
"Hav-eth you clean-eth the yard-eth yet, son-eth?"
"Not yet father-eth dearest."
Upper-case: Ð
Lower-case: ð
A letter used in the Icelandic, Faroese, Elfdalian, Middle English, and Old English languages.
When used, it is generally pronounced as a "th", a "d," or it is silent.
Faroese: Hvat ber til at gera um kvøldið?
(English: What's there to do in the evening?)
The letter eth is difficult for me to write.
Icelandic: Ég talaði hana aldrei við.
(English: I never spoke to her.)
Used by UFO enthusiasts as an abbreviation for "Extraterrestrial Hypothesis," referring to the belief of some that UFO reports represent sightings of alien spacecraft.
I neither accept nor reject the ETH. Quite frankly, I don't know what UFOs are - they're UNIDENTIFIED.
eth is someone you’d call a wannabe british, someone you would hate. this person has stds, food poisoning and much more. you don’t want to be seen hanging with this person.
someone: hey there’s eth!
deno: *red light* RUN FAST FOR UR MOTHER RUN FAST UR FATHER
eth... It's methamphetamine without the amphetamines.
Eth... It's meth missing the amphetamines.
Amish style old-English version of D'oh
Amish: 'Tis a fine barn English, but 'tis not a pool
Homer Simpson: D'oh-eth