seeketh
Actively hunts something
Seeketh is an archaic third-person singular form of seek, meaning to look for or search: He that seeketh findeth.
The -eth ending was standard in Early Modern English and survives mainly in biblical and liturgical texts.
Contemporary speakers encounter it almost exclusively in quotations from the King James Bible or deliberately archaic prose.
Request with persistence
- inquireAsk for information
- petitionFormal written appeal
- entreatPlead urgently with someone
- imploreUrge with desperation
beseech · request · plead · appeal · consult · investigate · examine · scrutinize
Divinely inspired messenger
- scriptureSacred religious writings
- discipleCommitted follower of teaching
- apostleMessenger for a cause
- salvationDeliverance from harm
testament · covenant · messiah · revelation · commandment · psalm · repentance · faith
solicit
Request with persistence
implore · beseech · request · plead · appeal · consult · investigate · examine · scrutinize · query
prophet
Divinely inspired messenger
- scriptureSacred religious writings
- discipleCommitted follower of teaching
- apostleMessenger for a cause
salvation · testament · covenant · messiah · revelation · commandment · psalm · repentance · faith · grace
thou
Archaic second-person pronoun
shalt · wilt · thy · thine · ye · doth · saith · spake · whence · whither
grail
Sacred sought-after vessel
- pilgrimageReligious journey to shrine
- odysseyExtended adventurous journey
- journeyTravel from place to place
adventure · expedition · treasure · relic · artifact · discovery · wanderer · searching · longing · pursuit
- job seekerPerson pursuing employment
- attention seekerOne craving notice
- thrill seekersPeople pursuing excitement
- asylum seekerOne requesting official protection
- fortune seekersThose pursuing wealth
- truth seekerOne pursuing honest knowledge