gathereth
Brings things together
Gathereth is an archaic third-person singular form of gather, using the -eth ending that was standard in Early Modern English.
It appears primarily in the King James Bible and similar texts: He that gathereth in summer is a wise son.
The form survives only in religious, poetic, or deliberately antiquated contexts.
Formally gather together
- rallyGathering for a cause
- uniteBring together as one
- mobilizeOrganize for action
- musterAssemble for inspection
congregate · flock · cluster · band · marshal · corral · group · merge
Hidden accumulated valuables
- stockpileAccumulated reserve supply
- accumulateGather gradually
- aggregateCombined sum total
- compileCollect into unified whole
store · cache · stash · reserve · treasure · accrue · garner · collect
convene
Formally gather together
muster · congregate · flock · cluster · band · marshal · corral · group · merge · recruit
hoard
Hidden accumulated valuables
- stockpileAccumulated reserve supply
- accumulateGather gradually
- aggregateCombined sum total
compile · store · cache · stash · reserve · treasure · accrue · garner · collect · heap
reap
Gather a crop
yield · grain · threshing · scythe · sickle · cornucopia · husbandry · cropland · autumn · combine
congregation
Assembled group of worshippers
disciples · parishioners · pilgrims · church · synagogue · mosque · temple · prayer · mass · sermon
gatherethscatters
Distributes irregularly about
disperses · distributes · disseminates · strews · separates
- gathered dustAccumulated grime from disuse
- gathered steamGained increasing momentum
- hunter gathererPre-agricultural food procurer
- gathered paceIncreased in velocity
- gathered together
- gathered skirtSkirt with fabric bunched at waist