Plural of dite; small amounts or portions, or a third-person singular conjugation of an archaic verb form.
Simple plural of 'dite,' formed by adding '-s'; also represents the verb conjugation from Old French 'diter,' showing archaic grammar.
In old English literature, you might see 'he dites' meaning 'he writes'—it's a verb form that nearly vanished from the language except in historical texts!
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