saileth

Travels by wind

Saileth is an archaic third-person singular form of sail, using the -eth ending that was standard in Early Modern English: The ship saileth at dawn.

This conjugation appears in the King James Bible and Shakespeare but has long since been replaced by sails in modern usage.

nautical

crosseth

Biblical form of traverse

mariner · seafarer · vessel · mast · windward · leeward · rigging · harbor · port

biblical

goeth

Archaic form of goes

psalm · verse · testament · prophecy · parable · thou · thee · thy · hath · doth

archaic

speaketh

Speaks, King James style

  • movethArchaic "goes" conjugation
  • goethArchaic form of goes
  • comethArchaic form of arrives

maketh · taketh · giveth · doth · hath · ye · thou · thee · thy · thine

Opposites
temporal/linguistic register

sailethsails

Wind-catching boat fabric

cruises · voyages · navigates

motion/stasis

sailethremaineth

Continues, biblical style

moors · anchors · tarries · stays

mode of travel

sailethwalketh

Ambulates, archaic form

driveth · rows · walks

Phrases
Family

sailed

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