foundeth
Layeth the groundwork
Foundeth is an archaic third-person singular form of found, meaning to establish or create something intended to endure: He foundeth a great city upon the hill.
The -eth ending marks biblical and Early Modern English, appearing in religious texts and deliberately antiquated speech.
Create formally, permanently
- inaugurateBegin officially, with ceremony
- instituteEstablish or scholarly organization
- charterFounding organizational document
- constituteForm by combining parts
incorporate · endow · sanction · authorize · ratify · enact · cornerstone · dedication
establish
Create formally, permanently
- inaugurateBegin officially, with ceremony
- instituteEstablish or scholarly organization
- charterFounding organizational document
constitute · incorporate · endow · sanction · authorize · ratify · enact · cornerstone · dedication · consecration
buildeth
Archaic "constructs"
maketh · bringeth · goeth · cometh · hath · doth · giveth · taketh · knoweth · saith
Genesis
First biblical book
Gospels · Revelation · Messiah · Eden · Sinai · Calvary · Zion · Jerusalem · Bethlehem · commandment
foundethdestroyeth
Archaic for demolishes
destroy · demolish · raze · annihilate · destroys
- corporate founderOne who establishes a business
- startup founderCreator of new companies
- founder's dayCommemoration of founding
- founder storyTale of starting something
- founder's legacyWhat an establisher leaves behind
- founder modeDirect control by creator
founded, founder, founders, unfounded, co-founder, co-founders