moveth
Doth change position
Moveth is an archaic third-person singular form of move, using the -eth ending that was standard in Early Modern English: The spirit of God moveth upon the face of the waters.
The form survives mainly through the King James Bible and other religious or literary texts from that era.
Modern English uses moves.
Archaic form of goes
- hathArchaic possessive verb
- dothArchaic third-person singular
- speakethSpeaks, King James style
- saithArchaic for speaks
cometh · giveth · taketh · maketh · heareth · knoweth · liveth · walketh
Moving continuously onward
- cadenceRhythmic pulse or pattern
- rhythmPatterned stress and silence
- verseMetered poetic passage
- stanzaPoem's line grouping
meter · sonorous · lyricism · incantation · invocation · elegiac · solemn · ceremonial
goeth
Archaic form of goes
saith · cometh · giveth · taketh · maketh · heareth · knoweth · liveth · walketh · riseth
flowing
Moving continuously onward
stanza · meter · sonorous · lyricism · incantation · invocation · elegiac · solemn · ceremonial · dignified
Genesis
First biblical book
psalms · proverbs · commandments · covenant · prophecy · apostles · disciples · parable · revelation · salvation
movethmoves
Changes in position
move · colloquial speech · texting language · internet slang
move, moves, moved, mover, movers, movement, movements, remove, removes