bringeth

Conveys unto thee

Bringeth is an archaic third-person singular form of bring, using the -eth ending that was standard in Early Modern English.

It survives almost exclusively in biblical and liturgical contexts: The Lord bringeth low and lifteth up.

Outside religious quotation, it signals deliberate archaism or mock-solemnity.

causation

forth

Onward from here

  • aboutConcerning or approximately
  • uponPreposition meaning atop
  • resultWhat follows a cause

consequence · outcome · effect · change · transformation · ruin · destruction · salvation · deliverance · tidings

biblical

scripture

Sacred religious writings

  • psalmSacred scriptural song
  • proverbTraditional saying expressing truth
  • verseMetered poetic passage

commandment · prophecy · gospel · testament · covenant · parable · sermon · tidings · blessing · judgment

archaic

hath

Archaic possessive verb

  • dothArchaic third-person singular
  • saithArchaic for speaks
  • spakeArchaic past of utter

cometh · giveth · taketh · maketh · goeth · knoweth · heareth · speaketh · leadeth · keepeth

Categories
Opposites
direction of movement

bringethtaketh

Archaic form of takes

temporal/linguistic register

bringethbrings

Carries to a destination

delivers · conveys · fetches · carries

action vs. inaction

bringethkeepeth

Holds, old verb form

refuseth

Phrases
Family

bringer, bringers

Familiarity
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G