terms |
easeth |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb easeth is
(archaic) (
ease).
easeth |
ceaseth |
As verbs the difference between easeth and ceaseth
is that
easeth is (archaic) (
ease) while
ceaseth is (
cease).
easeth |
eateth |
As verbs the difference between easeth and eateth
is that
easeth is (archaic) (
ease) while
eateth is (
eat).
easeth |
teaseth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between easeth and teaseth
is that
easeth is (archaic) (
ease) while
teaseth is (archaic) (
tease).
As verbs the difference between easeth and teaseth
is that
easeth is (archaic) (
ease) while
teaseth is (archaic) (
tease).
baseth |
easeth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between baseth and easeth
is that
baseth is (archaic) (
base) while
easeth is (archaic) (
ease).
As verbs the difference between baseth and easeth
is that
baseth is (archaic) (
base) while
easeth is (archaic) (
ease).
eraseth |
easeth |
In archaic terms the difference between eraseth and easeth
is that
eraseth is third-person singular of erase while
easeth is third-person singular of ease.