liveth
Remains alive, biblically
Liveth is an archaic third-person singular form of live, found in the King James Bible and other early modern English texts: He that liveth and believeth in me shall never die.
The -eth ending was standard in 16th- and 17th-century English but has been replaced by -s in modern usage.
The form survives in religious quotations and deliberate archaism.
Archaic for inhabits
- abidethArchaic for stays
- remainethContinues, biblical style
- endurethArchaic form of persists
- continuethArchaic form meaning proceeds
walketh · goeth · cometh · speaketh · knoweth · believeth · loveth · giveth
Sacred religious writings
- psalmSacred scriptural song
- verseMetered poetic passage
- testamentWritten proof or legacy
- gospelSacred choral tradition
prophecy · eternal · soul · spirit · resurrection · salvation · faith · Lord
Religious song of praise
- prayerAddress to deity
- chantRepetitive rhythmic phrase
- sermonClergy's worship address
- recitationOral delivery from memory
mass · vespers · canticle · doxology · benediction · sacrament · congregation · altar
dwelleth
Archaic for inhabits
continueth · walketh · goeth · cometh · speaketh · knoweth · believeth · loveth · giveth · taketh
scripture
Sacred religious writings
gospel · prophecy · eternal · soul · spirit · resurrection · salvation · faith · Lord · God
hymn
Religious song of praise
recitation · mass · vespers · canticle · doxology · benediction · sacrament · congregation · altar · pulpit
- live onContinue to exist
- live musicOnstage musical performance
- nine livesSupposed feline allotment
- live withAccept or tolerate ongoing
- live togetherInhabit the same space
- live wireElectrified conductor or dynamo
live, alive, lives, lived, liveliness, livelihood, enliven, outlive, relive