killeth
Brings about death
Killeth is an archaic third-person singular form of kill, using the -eth ending common in Early Modern English.
It appears primarily in the King James Bible and similar religious or literary texts: The letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life.
Outside quotation or deliberate archaism, the form is obsolete.
Kills, old English
- smiteStrike with force
- assaultViolent offensive act
- attackAggressive act against another
- destroyCause complete ruin
harm · brutality · savagery · combat · bloodshed · murder · slay · strike
Kills, old English
- smiteStrike with force
- dothArchaic third-person singular
- hathArchaic possessive verb
- makethArchaic form of creates
taketh · giveth · speaketh · cometh · goeth · knoweth · liveth · loveth
Strike with force
- slayethKills, old English
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- vengeanceRetaliation for injury
- judgmentReasoned decision-making capacity
sacrifice · plague · sin · atonement · retribution · transgression · righteousness · commandment
slayeth
Kills, old English
destroy · harm · brutality · savagery · combat · bloodshed · murder · slay · strike · wound
slayeth
Kills, old English
maketh · taketh · giveth · speaketh · cometh · goeth · knoweth · liveth · loveth · hateth
smite
Strike with force
judgment · sacrifice · plague · sin · atonement · retribution · transgression · righteousness · commandment · prophet
killethsaveth
Old English for rescues
healeth · restoreth · quickeneth · begetteth · saves
killethkills
Causes to die
slays · murders · terminates · executes · assassinates
- killer whaleApex ocean predator
- killed offPermanently removed characters
- serial killerRecurring lone murderer
- killed timePassed hours aimlessly
- killed itPerformed exceptionally well
- weed killerChemical destroying unwanted plants