marketh
Taketh note of
Marketh is an archaic verb form—the third person singular of mark, used in Early Modern English: The Lord marketh the sparrow's fall.
The -eth ending appears throughout the King James Bible and Shakespeare, now encountered mainly in religious texts, historical fiction, or deliberately antiquated speech.
archaic
Archaic third-person speaks
- speakethSpeaks, King James style
- givethArchaic for grants
- takethArchaic form of takes
- makethArchaic form of creates
knoweth · heareth · goeth · cometh · doeth · hath · doth · declareth
sayeth
Archaic third-person speaks
maketh · knoweth · heareth · goeth · cometh · doeth · hath · doth · declareth · showeth
scripture
Sacred religious writings
gospel · psalm · proverb · revelation · covenant · commandment · parable · epistle · sermon · doctrine
showeth
Archaic third-person presents
- dividethSeparates, old English
- permanent markerPen with lasting ink
- marked upIncreased in price
- marked downLowered in price
- historical markersSigns denoting significant past sites
- mile markerNumbered highway position indicator
- marked offBounded by lines