Collins English-English Dictionary

ye [jiː]

1. 1. pron [archaic or dialect] refers to more than one person including the person addressed but not including the speaker

2. 2. pron [dialect] ee refers to one person addressed

   I tell ye

3. 3. pron [Etymology] Old English ge; related to Dutch gij, Old Norse er, Gothic jus

ye [ðiː]

1. 1. determiner a form of the, used in conjunction with other putative archaic spellings

   ye olde oake

2. 2. determiner [Etymology] from a misinterpretation of the as written in some Middle English texts. The runic letter thorn (Þ, representing th) was incorrectly transcribed as y because of a resemblance in their shapes

ye

1. 1. the internet domain name for Yemen