cwist þu la

Old English

Alternative forms
  • cweðs ðū lā

Etymology

Formed from cweþan (“to speak, to say”) +‎ lā (“lo”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /kwist θuː lɑː/

Interjection

cwist þū lā

Used to form a tag question:

  1. aren't you?, isn't it?
  2. right?, eh?, correct?
  3. oh, sayest thou?
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