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Olde and shoppe are fake antiques. Likewise "Ye" for "the."
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"Olde" is an archaic spelling of "old" that was commonly used in Middle English. "Shoppe" is an archaic spelling of "shop" that was influenced by Middle Dutch and Middle Low German. Both words were commonly used in medieval England and have since evolved in modern English.
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What term refers to the study of the origin of words?
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What is a term for words that share the same origin?
Cognates.
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yes. You can check the related link to see the definition.***Added by another user***No, it's not a word. "Ye" is a corruption of "Thee" originally spelled in old English with a runic letter called a thorn þ.When the printing press came to England they did not have runic characters, so typesetters substituted the letter Y.so it's not "Hear ye, hear ye" it's "Here thee, hear thee", or "The olde shoppe" not "Ye olde shoppe".
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