tchi

Norman

Etymology

Old French ki, qui, whence French qui.

Pronoun

tchi

  1. who; which; that
    • 2010, Le Don Balleine, Mêfie-Te Des Monstres, →ISBN Invalid ISBN, page 10:
      Un mont tchi d'puthe dé sang
      A mountain that streams with blood

Usage notes
  • May be translated as who, which or that when relating to a person, or which or that when relating to a non-person
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