terms |
reareth |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb reareth is
(archaic) (
rear).
roareth |
reareth |
As verbs the difference between roareth and reareth
is that
roareth is (
roar) while
reareth is (archaic) (
rear).
weareth |
reareth |
As verbs the difference between weareth and reareth
is that
weareth is (
wear) while
reareth is (archaic) (
rear).
reapeth |
reareth |
As verbs the difference between reapeth and reareth
is that
reapeth is (
reap) while
reareth is (archaic) (
rear).
beareth |
reareth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between beareth and reareth
is that
beareth is (archaic) (
bear) while
reareth is (archaic) (
rear).
As verbs the difference between beareth and reareth
is that
beareth is (archaic) (
bear) while
reareth is (archaic) (
rear).
teareth |
reareth |
In archaic terms the difference between teareth and reareth
is that
teareth is third-person singular of tear while
reareth is third-person singular of rear.
reareth |
heareth |
As verbs the difference between reareth and heareth
is that
reareth is (archaic) (
rear) while
heareth is (
hear).
reareth |
feareth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between reareth and feareth
is that
reareth is (archaic) (
rear) while
feareth is (archaic) (
fear).
As verbs the difference between reareth and feareth
is that
reareth is (archaic) (
rear) while
feareth is (archaic) (
fear).
readeth |
reareth |
In archaic terms the difference between readeth and reareth
is that
readeth is third-person singular of read while
reareth is third-person singular of rear.