needeth
Hath want of
Needeth is an archaic third-person singular form of need, using the -eth ending that characterized Early Modern English verbs: He needeth no instruction.
The form appears primarily in biblical and liturgical texts, particularly the King James Bible.
Modern English uses needs instead.
archaic
Archaic second-person pronoun
- theeSecond-person object, antiquated
- hastArchaic form of have
- dostArchaic second-person "do"
- shaltArchaic second-person will
thy · thine · art · ye · verily · forsooth · whence · wherefore
necessity
Archaic lacks or desires
- desirethWants, archaically
- seekethArchaic form of pursues
- essentialsIndispensable items or elements
- survivalRemaining alive against odds
sustenance · provisions · staples · basics · fundamentals · vital · crucial · indispensable
thou
Archaic second-person pronoun
shalt · thy · thine · art · ye · verily · forsooth · whence · wherefore · ere
wanteth
Archaic lacks or desires
- desirethWants, archaically
- seekethArchaic form of pursues
- essentialsIndispensable items or elements
survival · sustenance · provisions · staples · basics · fundamentals · vital · crucial · indispensable · imperative
- as neededWhen necessity arises
- not neededWithout purpose here
- needed no introductionRequired no presentation
- citation neededRequest for verification
- needed one's head examinedRequired psychiatric evaluation