

Given that thou was formerly written as þou and thus could also look like you (like þe/ye) it's easy to think that you was originally just a spelling pronunciation of þou when þ resembled y.
Those two have the same origin etymologically. Azure comes from French which dropped the initial /l/, perceiving it to be the definite article.eldin raigmore wrote: ↑26 Jan 2021 03:12 I seriously thought (still think?) “lazuli” had etymology in common with “azure”?
Encliticized is definitely the more accurate term here. Updating the original post.