Meaning of "te-hee" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF TE-HEE

ˈtiːˈhiː

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF TE-HEE

Te-Hee is a verb and can also act as a noun and an exclamation.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

The verb is the part of the sentence that is conjugated and expresses action and state of being.

See the conjugation of the verb te-hee in English.

Exclamation is an expression or voice that reflects an emotion or exaltation.

CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TE-HEE

PRESENT

Present

I te-hee

you te-hee

he/she/it te-hees

we te-hee

you te-hee

they te-hee

Present continuous

I am te-heeing

you are te-heeing

he/she/it is te-heeing

we are te-heeing

you are te-heeing

they are te-heeing

Present perfect

I have te-heed

you have te-heed

he/she/it has te-heed

we have te-heed

you have te-heed

they have te-heed

Present perfect continuous

I have been te-heeing

you have been te-heeing

he/she/it has been te-heeing

we have been te-heeing

you have been te-heeing

they have been te-heeing

Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.

PAST

Past

I te-heed

you te-heed

he/she/it te-heed

we te-heed

you te-heed

they te-heed

Past continuous

I was te-heeing

you were te-heeing

he/she/it was te-heeing

we were te-heeing

you were te-heeing

they were te-heeing

Past perfect

I had te-heed

you had te-heed

he/she/it had te-heed

we had te-heed

you had te-heed

they had te-heed

Past perfect continuous

I had been te-heeing

you had been te-heeing

he/she/it had been te-heeing

we had been te-heeing

you had been te-heeing

they had been te-heeing

Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,

FUTURE

Future

I will te-hee

you will te-hee

he/she/it will te-hee

we will te-hee

you will te-hee

they will te-hee

Future continuous

I will be te-heeing

you will be te-heeing

he/she/it will be te-heeing

we will be te-heeing

you will be te-heeing

they will be te-heeing

Future perfect

I will have te-heed

you will have te-heed

he/she/it will have te-heed

we will have te-heed

you will have te-heed

they will have te-heed

Future perfect continuous

I will have been te-heeing

you will have been te-heeing

he/she/it will have been te-heeing

we will have been te-heeing

you will have been te-heeing

they will have been te-heeing

The future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.

CONDITIONAL

Conditional

I would te-hee

you would te-hee

he/she/it would te-hee

we would te-hee

you would te-hee

they would te-hee

Conditional continuous

I would be te-heeing

you would be te-heeing

he/she/it would be te-heeing

we would be te-heeing

you would be te-heeing

they would be te-heeing

Conditional perfect

I would have te-hee

you would have te-hee

he/she/it would have te-hee

we would have te-hee

you would have te-hee

they would have te-hee

Conditional perfect continuous

I would have been te-heeing

you would have been te-heeing

he/she/it would have been te-heeing

we would have been te-heeing

you would have been te-heeing

they would have been te-heeing

Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.

IMPERATIVE

Imperative

you te-hee
we let´s te-hee
you te-hee

The imperative is used to form commands or requests.

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

Infinitive

to te-hee

Past participle

te-heed

Present Participle

te-heeing

Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The past participle shows the action after completion.

TRANSLATION OF TE-HEE

Find out the translation of te-hee to 25 languages with our English multilingual translator.

The translations of te-hee from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «te-hee» in English.

• Translator English - Chinese: TE熙
• Translator English - Spanish: te- ji
• English: te-hee
• Translator English - Hindi: ते ही
• Translator English - Arabic: الشركة المصرية للاتصالات هه
• Translator English - Russian: тэ- хи
• Translator English - Portuguese: te- hee
• Translator English - Bengali: Te-হি
• Translator English - French: te- hee
• Translator English - Malay: Te-hee
• Translator English - German: te- hee
• Translator English - Japanese: TE-熙
• Translator English - Korean: 크크
• Translator English - Javanese: Te-hee
• Translator English - Vietnamese: te- hee
• Translator English - Tamil: Te ஹீ
• Translator English - Marathi: ते-हे
• Translator English - Turkish: te-Hee
• Translator English - Italian: te- hee
• Translator English - Polish: te- hee
• Translator English - Ukrainian: ТЕ -хи
• Translator English - Romanian: te - hee
• Translator English - Greek: te - hee
• Translator English - Afrikaans: te- hee
• Translator English - Swedish: te - hee
• Translator English - Norwegian: Te - hee

10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TE-HEE»

Discover the use of te-hee in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to te-hee and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

Marquesan legends

Me te hee na motua io te hakaiki Tu-Tona. Me te peau aua i te hakaiki, “Mea meitai maua titahi _te hee i Nukuhiva." Peau TuTona, “E, e-” Peau, “Haa peipei ta oua haina." Peau Namu me Tikaue “Peipei t0 maua haina.” Me te peau, “E aha te  ...

E.S. Handy

Conrad and Columbine

Larikie, larikie, lee ! te-hee, te-hee, te-hee, te-hee ! " said the lark ; " on my way up here I see everything. I saw yesterday just such' a Princess. Larikie, larikie, lee! te -hee, te-hee, te-hee, te-hee!" WHAT THE LARK SAID. 89 The cloud told the ...

James Mason, 1873

Rainbow Valley

"Te hee, tee hee hee!" He was killing himself. "Te hee he, oh Lawd, Maasa figive me! He burst out. Te, he te he..." Finally, when he got a hold of himself, he wiped his eyes and said, "A, a wah mek, te he, te he, unnu hook up unnu self pan de ...

Calais Champagne, 2005

The popular rhymes of Scotland, with illustr., collected by ...

The country-people have a pretty fancy, that if you wish to know what the lark says, you must lie down on your back in the field and listen, and you will then hear him say : Up in the lift go we, Te-hee, te-hee, te-hee, te-hee I 1 Loudon's Magazine ...

Robert Chambers, 1870

Select Writings of Robert Chambers

... know what the lark says, you must lie down on your back in the field and listen, and you will then hear him say— Up in the lift go we, Te-hee, te-hee, te-hee, te- hee ! There's not a shoemaker on the earth, Can make a shoe to me, to me !

Robert Chambers, 1847

An Anthropology of the Subject: Holographic Worldview in New ...

When they finished eating they would dance: rrr te te te (hee hee hee), rrr te te te (hee hee hee). Their daughter told them she would like to marry. The queen asked if she had someone in mind — "then bring him quickly so I can eat his guts  ...

Roy Wagner, 2001

Whare Waananga Oo Te Tuhi Auturoa Revised:

Ko Ngangau anake te hee; ko Tahuri Ake ka kai anoo i a raaua. Ko teenaa, whakaherea atu. Engari, ngaa painga atawhai — te waiata maarire, te haka maarire, te oriori maarire, te taa moko maarire, te taa ngutu maarire, kauae maarire, koia ...

Clayton Taylor-Nelson, 2013

Brothers Born of One Mother: British–Native American ...

While agreeing to send out a body of warriors against the Creek, headman Choa: te:hee of Great Tellico added his own request. Choa:te:hee toldHerbert that“he was never at Warr with me & thathewanted metogoto Warr with him.

Michelle LeMaster, 2012

Cassell's popular natural history

14* " Up in the lift we go, Te-hee, te-hee, te-hee, te-hee ! There's not a shoemaker on the earth Can make a shoe to me ! Why so, why so, why so ? Because mv heel is as long as my toe ! " The length of the toe is a special provision for the bird  ...

Cassell, ltd, 1859

Essays on the Art of Chaucer's Verse

I am not alone in thinking that one of the funniest rimes in the entire poem is not on "ers" or "fart" or "queynte," but on those two little words "do" and "to":24 And seyde fy allas what have I do Te hee quod she and clapte the wyndow to That rime, ...

Alan T. Gaylord, 2013