speaketh
Says in scripture
Speaketh is an archaic third-person singular form of speak, from Early Modern English when verbs took the suffix -eth: Money speaketh.
It survives in biblical quotations and deliberate archaism, often for humorous or mock-solemn effect: The boss hath spoken, and what he speaketh is law.
Archaic for speaks
- verilyArchaic word for certainly
- thusIn this way
- declarethAnnounces formally, archaic
- hearkenListen with attention
unto · thy · thee · hath · doth · wherefore · behold · scripture
saith
Archaic for speaks
hearken · unto · thy · thee · hath · doth · wherefore · behold · scripture · prophet
antiquated
Old and outdated
- old-fashionedBelonging to earlier times
- obsoleteNo longer in use
- quaintAttractively unfamiliar, outdated
ye · olde · forsooth · prithee · hark · diction · dated · medieval · Renaissance · period
Shakespeare
Elizabethan dramatist and poet
- soliloquyDramatic speech to oneself
- monologueUninterrupted solo address
- HamletDanish prince's revenge tragedy
player · stage · drama · iambic · verse · rhetoric · oration · declaim · proclaim · perform
speakethspeaks
Communicates through voice
says · talks · tells · verbalizes · vernacular
- public speakerOne who addresses gatherings
- native speakerOne who grew up speaking it
- guest speakerInvited outside presenter
- motivational speakerOne who delivers uplifting addresses
- the speakerPerson delivering remarks
- smart speakerAudio device with AI