beareth
Supports the weight
Beareth is an archaic form of bears, the third-person singular present tense of bear.
It appears in older religious and literary texts: He that beareth the vessel of the Lord, She beareth all things with patience.
Modern readers encounter it mainly in the King James Bible and Shakespeare.
Oppressive weight or duty
- loadCarried weight or burden
- bringethArchaic third-person brings
- weightMeasure of heaviness
- freightGoods being transported
cargo · heft · transport · carriage · vessel · yoke · taketh
Bears or tolerates, biblically
- long-sufferingPatiently enduring hardship
- abidethArchaic for stays
- steadfastFirmly loyal, unshakeable
- fortitudeEnduring courage under pain
resilience · patience · tribulation · affliction · steadfastness
burden
Oppressive weight or duty
freight · cargo · heft · transport · carriage · vessel · yoke · taketh
suffereth
Bears or tolerates, biblically
- long-sufferingPatiently enduring hardship
- abidethArchaic for stays
- steadfastFirmly loyal, unshakeable
fortitude · resilience · patience · tribulation · affliction · steadfastness
yieldeth
Archaic form of yields
seed · crop · vintage · increase · fruitful · abundance · progeny · issue · beget
hath
Archaic possessive verb
thee · thy · thine · dost · shalt · art · ye · ere · whence · wherefore
bearethbears
Supports or tolerates
carries · holds · endures · colloquial speech · brings
- ring bearerWedding attendant carrying bands
- flag bearerPerson carrying ceremonial banner
- standard bearerOne representing a cause
- bearer of bad newsMessenger of misfortune
- torch bearerOne who carries fire
- stretcher bearersThose who carry patients