sitteth
Occupies a throne
Sitteth is an archaic third-person singular form of sit, used in Early Modern English.
It appears almost exclusively in biblical and liturgical contexts: He sitteth at the right hand of God.
The -eth ending was standard in older English where modern usage has -s.
biblical
Ceremonial chair for sovereigns
- judgment seatPlace of legal authority
- right handDominant side for most
- heavensCelestial expanse overhead
- templeSacred worship structure
sanctuary · mercy seat · cherubim · majesty · glory · dominion · reign · eternal
throne
Ceremonial chair for sovereigns
- judgment seatPlace of legal authority
- right handDominant side for most
- heavensCelestial expanse overhead
temple · sanctuary · mercy seat · cherubim · majesty · glory · dominion · reign · eternal · almighty
thou
Archaic second-person pronoun
ye · verily · wherefore · hast · doth · shalt · wilt · art · ere · hither
- baby sitterPaid child supervisor
- house sitterTemporary dwelling occupant
- fence sitterOne refusing to choose
- dog sitterTemporary canine caretaker
- pet sitterHired to watch animals
- cat sitterTemporary feline caretaker