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It's a possessive pronoun (direct). The indirect form is "thine". The latter ("thine") is also used as the direct possessive pronoun when there is a vowel starting its object: "Give the hat to thine enemy," instead of "... thy enemy."

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Q: What part of speech is 'THY'?
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