causeth
Makes something happen
Causeth is an archaic third-person singular form of cause, using the -eth ending common in Early Modern English.
It appears primarily in the King James Bible and other texts from that era: He causeth the grass to grow for the cattle.
Modern English uses causes instead.
Archaic third-person singular
- hathArchaic possessive verb
- makethArchaic form of creates
- bringethArchaic third-person brings
- givethArchaic for grants
taketh · cometh · goeth · saith · knoweth · speaketh · findeth · seeketh
Archaic third-person brings
Violation of divine law
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- stumblingWalking clumsily, almost falling
- iniquityMoral wrongdoing, grave injustice
- transgressionViolation of law or code
repentance · tribulation · affliction · righteousness · salvation · temptation · perdition · abomination
doth
Archaic third-person singular
giveth · taketh · cometh · goeth · saith · knoweth · speaketh · findeth · seeketh · leadeth
bringeth
Archaic third-person brings
sin
Violation of divine law
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- stumblingWalking clumsily, almost falling
- iniquityMoral wrongdoing, grave injustice
transgression · repentance · tribulation · affliction · righteousness · salvation · temptation · perdition · abomination · blasphemy
- cause and effectHow events produce results
- lost causeEndeavor certain to fail
- rebel without a causeDefiant person lacking motive
- cause a sceneBehave dramatically in public
- natural causesDeath without external intervention
- cause a stirCreate noticeable commotion