oh apologies, I thought they both derive from the Old English "hneaw". But I see that I am corrected! I still wouldn't use it though, definitely archaic. It wo

oh apologies, I thought they both derive from the Old English "hneaw". But I see that I am corrected! I still wouldn't use it though, definitely archaic. It would be like inserting "yonder" and "thee" into my speech.