Bringeth Meaning in English
word · lemma: bring
ˈbɹɪŋ
BRING-eth
bɹˈɪŋ
bring-ETH
Definition
An old or biblical way of saying "brings"—the third-person singular form of "bring" used in Early Modern English.
Usage & Nuances
"Bringeth" is archaic, found mostly in the Bible, poetry, or historical texts. Never used in modern conversation. Use "brings" in everyday English. Associated with a very formal, solemn tone.
Spanish: trae (arcaico) - lleva (arcaico)Portuguese (BR): traz (arcaico) - leva (arcaico)Portuguese (PT): traz (arcaico) - leva (arcaico)Chinese (Simplified): 带来 (古语)Chinese (Traditional): 帶來 (古語)Hindi: लाता है (पुराना रूप)Arabic: يَجْلِبُ (قديم)Bengali: বহন করে (পুরাতন ধাঁচে) - আনে (আধ্যাত্মিক ভাষা)Russian: приносит (устаревшее)Japanese: もたらす（古語） - 運ぶ（古風な言い方）Vietnamese: mang lại (cổ) - đem tới (trang trọng, Kinh Thánh)Korean: 가져오노라 - 가져오다 (고어/성경식)Turkish: getirir (eski dil)Urdu: لاتا ہے (قدیم انداز, رسمی)Indonesian: membawa (archaic/kitab lama)
Example Sentences
He bringeth food to the table.
basic
The Lord bringeth peace.
basic
Wisdom bringeth happiness.
basic
He bringeth forth fruit in his season.
natural
Trouble bringeth sorrow to many hearts.
natural
Whosoever bringeth this gift shall be rewarded.
natural