remaineth
Continues to exist
Remaineth is an archaic third-person singular form of remain, using the -eth ending that was standard in Early Modern English.
It appears most familiarly in the King James Bible and other religious or literary texts from that era: Now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three.
Modern readers encounter it mainly in historical or deliberately archaic contexts.
Sustained effort capacity
- steadfastnessFirm loyal dedication
- permanenceQuality of lasting indefinitely
- constancyUnchanging faithfulness over time
- lastingContinuing through time
eternal · unchanging · immutable · abiding · enduring · persisting · continuing · surviving
Sacred religious writings
- verilyArchaic word for certainly
- thouArchaic second-person pronoun
- begatFathered, in old usage
- prophetsProclaimers of sacred truth
apostles · testament · commandments · psalms · gospel · epistles · parables · disciples
endurance
Sustained effort capacity
- steadfastnessFirm loyal dedication
- permanenceQuality of lasting indefinitely
- constancyUnchanging faithfulness over time
lasting · eternal · unchanging · immutable · abiding · enduring · persisting · continuing · surviving · lingering
scripture
Sacred religious writings
prophets · apostles · testament · commandments · psalms · gospel · epistles · parables · disciples · covenant
antiquated
Old and outdated
- obsoleteNo longer in use
- ElizabethanOf late 1500s England
- ShakespeareElizabethan dramatist and poet
Chaucer · bygone · outmoded · quaint · dated · old-world · vintage · heritage · classic · time-honored