layeth

Puts in place

Layeth is an archaic third-person singular form of lay, used in Early Modern English: He layeth down his life for his friends.

The -eth ending appears throughout the King James Bible and Shakespeare, now encountered mainly in religious contexts, historical texts, or deliberate archaism.

archaic

foundeth

Archaic for establishes

taketh · maketh · keepeth · beareth · thy · thee · thou · hath · doth · wherefore

placement

placed

Put somewhere specific

positioned · arranged · installed · located · settled · fixed · anchored · embedded · stationed · situated

Opposites
physical action

layethlifteth

Archaic: raises or elevates

lifts · raises · gathereth · riseth · removes

linguistic register

layethlays

Sets something down

puts · places · sets down · deposits · puts down

Phrases
Family

layer, layers, layered, layering

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