maketh
Doth bring about
Maketh is an archaic third-person singular form of make, from a time when English verbs took the ending -eth: Money maketh the man.
The form survives mainly in biblical quotations and deliberate archaism: The Lord maketh me to lie down in green pastures.
Shape or document
- shapeExternal outline of something
- moldForm-giving container
- fashionCurrent popular trend
- forgeFurnace for shaping metal
craft · build · construct · produce · render · cause · bring forth · establish
Archaic third-person singular
- hathArchaic possessive verb
- thouArchaic second-person pronoun
- theeSecond-person object, antiquated
- thyOld possessive pronoun
thine · ye · hither · thither · whence · wherefore · forsooth · verily
form
Shape or document
forge · craft · build · construct · produce · render · cause · bring forth · establish · ordain
doth
Archaic third-person singular
thy · thine · ye · hither · thither · whence · wherefore · forsooth · verily · prithee
King James
English Bible translation, 1611
- PsalmsBiblical book of songs
- ProverbsBiblical book of aphorisms
- EcclesiastesHebrew wisdom book
gospel · verse · chapter · sermon · commandment · covenant · parable · prophecy · testament
manners
Customs of polite conduct
practice · character · virtue · conduct · behavior · deeds · actions · custom · breeding · refinement
- make sureVerify something is certain
- make senseBe comprehensible or logical
- make upFacial beauty products
- make itAchieve success
- make outDiscern with difficulty
- make the bedArrange sleeping linens
make, maker, remake, makes, troublemaker, peacemaker, matchmaker, makers, homemaker