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hither
Old English hider, from Proto-Germanic *hithra- (source also of Old Norse heðra "here," Gothic hidre "hither"), from PIE *kitro-, suffixed variant form of root *ko-, the stem of demonstrative pronoun meaning "this" (compare here). Spelling change from -d- to -th- is the same evolution seen in father, etc. Relation to here is the same as that of thither to there.
It is the hypothetical source of/evidence for its existence is provided by: Greek ekeinos "that person;" Latin cis "on this side," citra (adv.) "on this side;" Old Church Slavonic si, Lithuanian is, Hittite ki "this;" Old English hider, Gothic hidre "hither."
The term come-hither look first appeared around the turn of the twentieth century. We will examine the meaning of the phrase come-hither look, where it came from and some examples of its use in sentences.
Hither Thither Hill is the fourth level of World 1 in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. It is a grassy hill with a large windmill and underground complex. Completing this level unlocks Goomba Fortress.
In Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a stage based on the Paper Mario series called Paper Mario contains different variations within the stage, one of which is Hither Thither Hill. The battle takes place in the area with the windmill, which appears in the background along with the Warp Pipe. The Fan sticker (when used in Paper Mario: Sticker Star) can also appear in the background, blowing strong winds that can have an effect on the players.
Lt. Gullivar Jones ended up with the Hither People when a flying carpet first brought him to Mars. They live in a considerable settlement in the ruins of the city of Varnal, a city from the Kane Dynasty which dates thousands of years before the Mollusc's occupation. They are at odds with another, more aggressive Martian race called the Thither.
The Hither actively fighting against the Moluscs is however in contrast to how they are depicted in the source material. Arnold described them in his novel as a decadent and lazy kind of people, who live a life of alcohol-dulled futility (Gulliver however found their liquer disgusting, saying it tasted like terpentine) and make no protest at all when their savage neighbours, the Thither people, demand tribute. 2ff7e9595c
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