yieldeth
Produces, archaic form
Yieldeth is an archaic form of yields, using the -eth suffix that marked third-person singular verbs in Early Modern English.
It appears in the King James Bible and other period texts: The earth yieldeth her increase.
Outside quotation or deliberate archaism, the form is obsolete.
Cease resistance, yield
- capitulateYield under pressure
- acquiesceSubmit without protest
- concedeAdmit something reluctantly
- succumbYield to pressure
defer · bow · comply · cede · relent · resign · relinquish · forsake
To transfer possession
- grantBestow or award money
- bestowGive formally, as honor
- provideSupply or make available
- impartGive by communication
confer · furnish · endow · bequeath · render · afford · supply · bring forth
Gathering mature crops
- cropCultivated agricultural plants
- fruitsEdible seed-bearing crops
- grainsSmall hard seeds
- reapGather a crop
sow · husbandry · tillage · cultivation · vineyard · orchard · firstfruits · sheaves
Gathering mature crops
- bountyReward for capture
- plentifulExisting in abundance
- fruitfulnessCapacity for abundant production
- fertilityCapacity for reproduction
cornucopia · plenty · profusion · overflow · richness · luxuriance · lushness · prosperity
surrender
Cease resistance, yield
- capitulateYield under pressure
- acquiesceSubmit without protest
- concedeAdmit something reluctantly
succumb · defer · bow · comply · cede · relent · resign · relinquish · forsake · give way
give
To transfer possession
impart · confer · furnish · endow · bequeath · render · afford · supply · bring forth · deliver
harvest
Gathering mature crops
reap · sow · husbandry · tillage · cultivation · vineyard · orchard · firstfruits · sheaves · vintage
harvest
Gathering mature crops
- bountyReward for capture
- plentifulExisting in abundance
- fruitfulnessCapacity for abundant production
fertility · cornucopia · plenty · profusion · overflow · richness · luxuriance · lushness · prosperity · copiousness
- yielded upSurrendered or released something