Emily Dickinson Lexicon

you (you'd, you'll, you're, you've), pron. [OE ieow; see thou; second person in nominative or objective case, originally the plural form, but now singular or plural.]

1. [Objective singular; object of a preposition] thee.
2. [Nominative singular; direct address to a person or an entity] thou.
3. [Objective singular; direct object] thee.
4. [Objective singular; indirect object] to thee.
5. [Objective singular or plural; direct object; indirect object, or object of a preposition.]
6. [Nominative singular or plural; direct address to a person, entity, cluster, or group of people.]

young, adj. [OE geong; early in years; youthful.] (webplay: born, certain, child, first, growth, living, makes, man, old, take).

1. Firm; strong; unyielding; [fig.] proud; stubborn; naive; immature.
2. Vibrant; lively; carefree.
3. Ignorant; innocent; inexperienced.

your, adj. [OE eower, originally plural genitive of ye; now genitive case of the second person, singular or plural; see thy.] (webplay: approach, distance, fair, familiar, looks, lover, parting, person, rock, second, single, solemn, in vain, winds, you wish).

1. [Genitive singular] thy.
2. [Genitive singular or plural.]

yours (your's), pron. [see you and your; genitive case of the second person, singular or plural.] Thine; the one belonging to you.

1. [Genitive singular] thine.
2. [Genitive singular or plural.]

yourself, n. [ME; see your and self.] (webplay: do).

Thyself; [second person singular in the nominative or objective case, in the reflexive form.]

youth, n. [OE; see young.] (webplay: days, first, life, yearly).

1. Newness; freshness; prime of life; [fig.] restoration; renovation; resurrection; new life; eternal existence; everlasting state of being; glorified and perfected body.
2. Youngness; early adulthood; optimal age; [fig.] beginning; commencement; genesis.