feeleth
Experiences through touch
Feeleth is an archaic third-person singular form of feel, using the -eth ending that marked this conjugation in Early Modern English.
It appears in the King James Bible and similar texts: The heart knoweth his own bitterness; and a stranger doth not intermeddle with his joy, neither feeleth it.
Now used only for deliberate archaism or comic effect.
State of emotional pain
- joyIntense positive emotion
- sorrowDeep emotional distress
- griefIntense sorrow from loss
- loveIntense fond attachment
anger · passion · melancholy · despair · elation · longing · yearning · anguish
Archaic verb for comprehends
- hathArchaic possessive verb
- dothArchaic third-person singular
- speakethSpeaks, King James style
- hearethPerceives by ear, archaic
believeth · loveth · hateth · suffereth · prayeth · saith · giveth · taketh
sadness
State of emotional pain
love · anger · passion · melancholy · despair · elation · longing · yearning · anguish · bliss
knoweth
Archaic verb for comprehends
heareth · believeth · loveth · hateth · suffereth · prayeth · saith · giveth · taketh · maketh
soul
Innermost animating essence
presence · transcendence · faith · devotion · reverence · awe · holiness · communion · enlightenment · meditation
toucheth
Archaic for contacts
pain · pleasure · softness · roughness · smoothness · pressure · weight · lightness · dampness · heat
- put out feelersCautiously seek preliminary reactions
- putting out feelersTentative preliminary inquiry
- feeler gaugeTool measuring small gaps