judgeth
Decides the case
Judgeth is an archaic verb form meaning "judges," using the old English third-person singular ending -eth.
It appears in the King James Bible and similar texts: The Lord judgeth the righteous.
Outside of biblical quotation or deliberate archaism, the form is obsolete.
biblical
Archaic for speaks
moral
Archaic verb for comprehends
saith
Archaic for speaks
knoweth
Archaic verb for comprehends
heareth
Perceives by ear, archaic
- decidethArchaic third-person resolves
- judgement dayEnd-times divine verdict
- judge and juryCombined legal authority
- sober as a judgeCompletely free from intoxication
- judgement callDecision based on opinion
- judge's ruling
- federal judgesPresidentially appointed court officials
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