closeth

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb closeth is

(archaic) (close).

As verbs the difference between closeth and closet

is that closeth is third-person singular of close while closet is to shut away for private discussion.

As a noun closet is

a piece of furniture or a cabinet in which clothes or household supplies may be stored.

As an adjective closet is

secret.

As verbs the difference between closeth and loseth

is that closeth is (archaic) (close) while loseth is (lose).

As verbs the difference between closeth and closets

is that closeth is third-person singular of close while closets is third-person singular of closet.

As a noun closets is

plural of lang=en.

In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between closeth and cloyeth

is that closeth is (archaic) (close) while cloyeth is (archaic) (cloy).

As verbs the difference between closeth and cloyeth

is that closeth is (archaic) (close) while cloyeth is (archaic) (cloy).