guideth
Shows the way
Guideth is an archaic second- or third-person singular form of guide, found in biblical and literary English: He guideth me beside still waters.
The -eth ending, once standard in Early Modern English, now appears only in religious texts, period pieces, or deliberate archaism.
Archaic third-person presents
- compassDevice showing cardinal directions
- waywardStubbornly self-willed
- coursePlanned path forward
- travelerOne who journeys
pilgrim · star · journey · destination · bearings · passage · route · vessel
Archaic verb for guiding
- directethArchaic form of guides
- shepherdOne who tends flocks
- scriptureSacred religious writings
- psalmSacred scriptural song
providence · divine · Lord · righteous · path · commandment · followeth · light
Archaic verb for educating
- mentorshipGuidance from experienced person
- wisdomGood judgment from experience
- tutorIndividual instruction provider
- pupilLearner or eye opening
instruction · apprentice · learning · mastery · discipline · knowledge · elder · sage
showeth
Archaic third-person presents
traveler · pilgrim · star · journey · destination · bearings · passage · route · vessel · mariner
leadeth
Archaic verb for guiding
psalm · providence · divine · Lord · righteous · path · commandment · followeth · light · wayward
teacheth
Archaic verb for educating
- mentorshipGuidance from experienced person
- wisdomGood judgment from experience
- tutorIndividual instruction provider
pupil · instruction · apprentice · learning · mastery · discipline · knowledge · elder · sage · advise
- tour guideProfessional who leads sightseers
- shopping guideResource advising purchase decisions
- guide dogTrained canine for blind
- guided tourEscorted group sightseeing experience
- study guideExam preparation resource
- wilderness guideBackcountry navigation professional
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