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didst

/dɪst/ archaic second person singular of 'do' · British
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What does didst mean?

archaic second person singular of 'do'

used to express an action that was done in the past, especially in the past perfect tense. It is often used in literary or poetic language to add a sense of formality or antiquity.

Example

"Thou didst walk with me in the garden, and I didst hear thy voice."

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