terms |
tilleth |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb tilleth is
(archaic) (
till).
tilleth |
tolleth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between tilleth and tolleth
is that
tilleth is (archaic) (
till) while
tolleth is (archaic) (
toll).
As verbs the difference between tilleth and tolleth
is that
tilleth is (archaic) (
till) while
tolleth is (archaic) (
toll).
tilleth |
telleth |
As verbs the difference between tilleth and telleth
is that
tilleth is third-person singular of till while
telleth is archaic third-person singular of tell lang=en.
tilteth |
tilleth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between tilteth and tilleth
is that
tilteth is (archaic) (
tilt) while
tilleth is (archaic) (
till).
As verbs the difference between tilteth and tilleth
is that
tilteth is (archaic) (
tilt) while
tilleth is (archaic) (
till).
willeth |
tilleth |
As verbs the difference between willeth and tilleth
is that
willeth is (
will) while
tilleth is (archaic) (
till).
stilleth |
tilleth |
In archaic terms the difference between stilleth and tilleth
is that
stilleth is third-person singular of still while
tilleth is third-person singular of till.
killeth |
tilleth |
As verbs the difference between killeth and tilleth
is that
killeth is (
kill) while
tilleth is (archaic) (
till).
tilleth |
filleth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between tilleth and filleth
is that
tilleth is (archaic) (
till) while
filleth is (archaic) third-person singular present simple form of
fill .
As verbs the difference between tilleth and filleth
is that
tilleth is (archaic) (
till) while
filleth is (archaic) third-person singular present simple form of
fill .
tillets |
tilleth |
As a noun tillets
is .
As a verb tilleth is
(archaic) (
till).
tillet |
tilleth |
As a noun tillet
is a bag made of thin glazed muslin, formerly used as a wrapper for dress goods.
As a verb tilleth is
(archaic) (
till).