whilk

/ hwɪlk /

pronoun

1. an archaic and dialect word for which

Example Sentences

In another letter, Knox put on his preacher robes, telling her to “call first for grace by Jesus to follow that whilk”—meaning “which”—“is acceptabill in his sight, and theairefter communicat” with her husband.

From The New Yorker

Whilk and Misky The London duo mixes electronica with folk influences.

From Washington Post

And when I made him taste a whilk, and try a periwinkle, His last objections vanished—so she's soon to be my bride!

From Project Gutenberg

Now heraldry's a science that I haven't studied much in, But I mean to ask the College—if it's not against their rules— That three periwinkles proper may be quartered on our 'scutcheon, With a whilk regardant, rampant, on an oyster-knife, all gules!

From Project Gutenberg

Whilk, hwilk, pron. an obsolete form of which.

From Project Gutenberg