Giveth Meaning in English
word · lemma: give
ˈɡɪvɛθ
GIV-eth
ɡˈɪv
giv
Definition
An archaic or old-fashioned way of saying 'gives'; used mostly in old texts like the Bible or poetry.
Usage & Nuances
Highly formal and old-fashioned—almost never used in modern speech. Found in religious texts (especially the King James Bible), classic literature, or for poetic effect. The '-eth' ending marks archaic third-person singular verbs.
Spanish: da (arcaico) - otorga (arcaico)Portuguese (BR): dá (arcaico)Portuguese (PT): dá (arcaico)Chinese (Simplified): 赐予（古语） - 给予（古语）Chinese (Traditional): 賜予（古語） - 給予（古語）Hindi: देता है (पुराना/आर्काइज़्ड)Arabic: يُعطي (قديم/أدبي)Bengali: দেয় (প্রাচীন/আর্চাইক ফর্ম)Russian: даёт (устар.)Japanese: 与える（古風）Vietnamese: ban tặng (cổ văn) - cho (cách nói xưa)Korean: 주노라 (고어)Turkish: verir (eskimiş/ark. dilde)Urdu: دیتا ہے (قدیم انداز)Indonesian: memberikan (bentuk lama)
Example Sentences
He giveth his love to all.
basic
The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away.
basic
Blessed is he that giveth to the poor.
basic
She only giveth what she can spare, nothing more.
natural
For every man that giveth, ten take.
natural
Money quickly giveth happiness, and just as quickly leaves.
natural