singeth

Performs hymns aloud

Singeth is an archaic third-person singular form of sing, using the -eth ending that was standard in Early Modern English: The bird singeth at dawn.

This conjugation appears primarily in the King James Bible, Shakespeare, and texts imitating that era's style.

Modern English uses sings.

archaic

praiseth

Glorifies in archaic speech

madrigal · ballad · lute · minstrel · troubadour · bard · chanson · lay · dirge · serenade

Opposites
vocal action

singethis silent

Not producing sound

hushed

temporal/stylistic register

singethsings

Produces musical tones vocally

belts out · croons · vocalizes · performs · raps

Phrases
Family

singer, singers, singe, singed, singeing

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