crosseth
Passes to opposite
Crosseth is an archaic verb form—the third person singular of cross, using the -eth ending that characterized Early Modern English.
It appears in the King James Bible and Shakespeare: He that crosseth me shall feel my wrath.
The form survives only in deliberately archaic or religious contexts.
Archaic form of goes
- goethArchaic form of goes
- movethArchaic "goes" conjugation
- walkethAmbulates, archaic form
- bridgeStructure spanning an obstacle
ford · threshold · path · pilgrim · passage · river · boundary · road
Sculptured Passion representation
- burdenOppressive weight or duty
- sacrificeGiving up something precious
- sufferingSustained experience of distress
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
Christ · passion · stations · bearing · salvation · martyrdom · devotion · pilgrimage
Opposing claims, incompatible together
- adversaryEnemy in conflict
- obstacleSomething blocking the way
- hindranceBarrier to progress
- disagreementAbsence of shared opinion
Point where things meet
- pathsCourses for travel
- encounterUnexpected meeting or confrontation
- connectionA joining or relation
- mergingBlending into one
passeth
Archaic form of goes
bridge · ford · threshold · path · pilgrim · passage · river · boundary · road · gate
calvary
Sculptured Passion representation
- burdenOppressive weight or duty
- sacrificeGiving up something precious
- sufferingSustained experience of distress
redemption · Christ · passion · stations · bearing · salvation · martyrdom · devotion · pilgrimage · blessing
contradiction
Opposing claims, incompatible together
disagreement · rebellion · transgression · violation · disobedience
junction
Point where things meet
- pathsCourses for travel
- encounterUnexpected meeting or confrontation
- connectionA joining or relation
merging · intertwining · lattice · weaving
crossethremaineth
Continues, biblical style
stays · remains · retreats · halts · stands still
- fingers crossedGesture wishing for luck
- crossed fingersSuperstitious hope gesture
- crossed outMarked as removed
- crossed the lineExceeded acceptable boundaries
- crossed overWent to the other side
- crossed armsLimbs interlocked at chest