terms |
rovest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb rovest is
(archaic) (
rove).
rowest |
rovest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between rowest and rovest
is that
rowest is (archaic) (
row) while
rovest is (archaic) (
rove).
As verbs the difference between rowest and rovest
is that
rowest is (archaic) (
row) while
rovest is (archaic) (
rove).
revest |
rovest |
As verbs the difference between revest and rovest
is that
revest is to dress (a priest or other religious figure) in ritual garments, especially to celebrate Mass or another service while
rovest is archaic second-person singular of rove.
rovest |
provest |
As verbs the difference between rovest and provest
is that
rovest is (archaic) (
rove) while
provest is to guide (
to serve as a guide person).
rovest |
ravest |
In archaic terms the difference between rovest and ravest
is that
rovest is archaic second-person singular of rove while
ravest is archaic second-person singular of rave.
rovest |
rivest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between rovest and rivest
is that
rovest is (archaic) (
rove) while
rivest is (archaic) (
rive).
As verbs the difference between rovest and rivest
is that
rovest is (archaic) (
rove) while
rivest is (archaic) (
rive).
roves |
rovest |
As verbs the difference between roves and rovest
is that
roves is (
rove) while
rovest is (archaic) (
rove).
movest |
rovest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between movest and rovest
is that
movest is (archaic) (
move) while
rovest is (archaic) (
rove).
As verbs the difference between movest and rovest
is that
movest is (archaic) (
move) while
rovest is (archaic) (
rove).
rovest |
lovest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between rovest and lovest
is that
rovest is (archaic) (
rove) while
lovest is (archaic)
second-person singular present form of love .
As verbs the difference between rovest and lovest
is that
rovest is (archaic) (
rove) while
lovest is (archaic)
second-person singular present form of love .
rovest |
ovest |
As a verb rovest
is (archaic) (
rove).
As a noun ovest is
the mast and acorns of the oak; the turn-out.