dwelleth
Abides in place
Dwelleth is an archaic third-person singular form of dwell, meaning to live or reside somewhere.
The -eth ending was standard in Early Modern English for verbs with he, she, or it subjects.
The form survives almost exclusively in biblical and liturgical contexts: He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High.
Portable sacred dwelling
- scriptureSacred religious writings
- prophetsProclaimers of sacred truth
- psalmsReligious songs of praise
- testamentWritten proof or legacy
covenant · Genesis · Exodus · Leviticus · Isaiah · Jeremiah · Ezekiel · Revelation
Archaic for stays
- remainethContinues, biblical style
- livethArchaic "is alive"
- speakethSpeaks, King James style
- knowethArchaic verb for comprehends
maketh · giveth · keepeth · cometh · goeth · hath · doth · thee
Innermost animating essence
- spiritSoul, mood, or liquor
- presenceState of being somewhere
- heartCirculatory system's pump
- innerSituated further in
meditate · contemplate · ponder · reflect · peace · stillness · transcendence · mindfulness
reside
Live in a place
tarry · sojourn · bide · stay · lodge · settle · occupy · live · rest · continue
tabernacle
Portable sacred dwelling
- scriptureSacred religious writings
- prophetsProclaimers of sacred truth
- psalmsReligious songs of praise
testament · covenant · Genesis · Exodus · Leviticus · Isaiah · Jeremiah · Ezekiel · Revelation · apostles
abideth
Archaic for stays
knoweth · maketh · giveth · keepeth · cometh · goeth · hath · doth · thee · thou
soul
Innermost animating essence
inner · meditate · contemplate · ponder · reflect · peace · stillness · transcendence · mindfulness · communion
- forest dwellersBeings inhabiting wooded areas
- city dwellersPeople living in metropolises
- cave dwellersThose residing in caverns
- mountain dwellersResidents of elevated terrain
- bottom dwellerOrganism living on seafloor
- basement dwellerPerson living underground level