appeareth
Shows itself, archaic
Appeareth is an archaic second- and third-person singular form of appear, found in Early Modern English texts such as the King James Bible and Shakespeare.
The -eth ending was standard for these verb forms before being replaced by modern -s: It appeareth that the king hath spoken.
Contemporary use is almost always for deliberate archaic effect, religious solemnity, or parody of old-fashioned speech.
Clearly apparent or displayed
- materializeBecome physically present
- emergeCome out into view
- ariseCome into being
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
reveal · unveil · disclose · present · show · display · come forth · make known
manifest
Clearly apparent or displayed
- materializeBecome physically present
- emergeCome out into view
- ariseCome into being
surface · reveal · unveil · disclose · present · show · display · come forth · make known · dawn upon
ye
Archaic second-person plural
betwixt · behold · unto · saith · spake · dost · doth · hast · shalt · wilt
scripture
Sacred religious writings
- prophecyForetelling of future events
- revelationSurprising disclosed truth
- testamentWritten proof or legacy
psalm · proverb · gospel · epistle · commandment · parable · covenant · apostle · disciple · angel