buildeth

Creates, archaic form

Buildeth is an archaic third-person singular form of build, using the -eth ending common in Early Modern English.

It appears primarily in biblical and liturgical texts: Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that buildeth it.

Outside religious or deliberately archaic contexts, the form is obsolete, replaced by builds.

craftsmanship

handiwork

Handmade work product

stonework · artisan · skill · workmanship · craft · forging · carving · hewn · wrought · fashioned

construction

foundation

Underlying support structure

  • scaffoldTemporary elevated work structure
  • edificeLarge impressive building
  • pillarUpright architectural support

beam · masonry · brickwork · framework · fortification · tower · dome · arch · temple · cathedral

creation

genesis

Point of creation

formation · emergence · commencement · inauguration · beginning · origin · raising · erecting · fashioning · founding

archaic

hath

Archaic possessive verb

  • dostArchaic second-person "do"
  • shaltArchaic second-person will
  • thouArchaic second-person pronoun

thine · thy · speaketh · quoth · ere · anon · verily · forsooth · whence · wherefore

Opposites
construction vs destruction

buildethdestroyeth

Archaic for demolishes

consumeth · breaketh

archaic vs modern register

buildethbuilds

Creates by assembling parts

constructs · erects · assembles · creates · makes

Phrases
Family

builder, builders

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