thought

• n.考え；思考；アイデア；懸念
• v. think; ponder; consider（thinkの過去形および過去分詞）

thinkの名詞形、-th、名詞接尾辞から。

thought

thought: [OE] Thought comes from a prehistoric Germanic noun *gathangkht-, which was formed from the same base as produced English think. Its modern Germanic relatives include German ged?chtnis ‘memory’ and Dutch gedachte ‘thought’.
=> thank, think

thought (n.)

Old English toht, getoht "process of thinking, a thought; compassion," from stem of tencan "to conceive of in the mind, consider" (see think). Cognate with the second element in German Ged?chtnis "memory," Andacht "attention, devotion," Bedacht "consideration, deliberation." Second thought "later consideration" is recorded from 1640s. Thought-crime is from "Nineteen Eighty-Four" (1949); thought police is attested from 1945, originally in reference to war-time Japanese Special Higher Police (Tokubetsu Koto Keisatsu).

1. I thought I 'd enrol you with an art group at the school.

私はあなたを学校の芸術団に吸収すると思います。

2.I thought you might like to read the enclosed.

封筒の中身を読んでみたいかもしれないと思います。

3. "Wait there!「Kathryn rose."No，on second thought ，follow me."

「そこで待っていて！」キャサリンは立ち上がって、「いいえ、気が変わりました。ついてきて。」

4.I thought ，"Here 'ssomeone who 'll understand me."So I wrote to her.

私は「この人は私を理解してくれるだろう」と思って彼女に手紙を書き始めた。