pursueth
Hunts with persistence
Pursueth is an archaic third-person singular form of pursue, using the old English verb ending -eth that was standard until the 17th century.
It appears in the King James Bible and other early modern texts: The wicked flee when no man pursueth.
Modern English uses pursues.
Old English for pursues
Archaic form of pursues
- followethOld English for pursues
- walkethAmbulates, archaic form
- keepethHolds, old verb form
- doethPerforms, archaic verb
loveth · serveth · believeth · prayeth · praiseth · righteousness · godliness · truth
Declares in biblical English
- judgethArchaic form: assesses
- justiceFair treatment under law
- redressCompensation for injury
- restitutionRestoring what was lost
vengeance · retribution · satisfaction · remedy · court · tribunal · plaintiff · defendant
followeth
Old English for pursues
seeketh
Archaic form of pursues
doeth · loveth · serveth · believeth · prayeth · praiseth · righteousness · godliness · truth · wisdom
claimeth
Declares in biblical English
restitution · vengeance · retribution · satisfaction · remedy · court · tribunal · plaintiff · defendant · writ
loveth
Archaic form of adores
devotion · maiden · beloved · sweetheart · paramour · suitor · troth · betrothal · marriage · hand