terms |
leapeth |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb leapeth is
(archaic) (
leap).
leaketh |
leapeth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between leaketh and leapeth
is that
leaketh is (archaic) (
leak) while
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap).
As verbs the difference between leaketh and leapeth
is that
leaketh is (archaic) (
leak) while
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap).
heapeth |
leapeth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between heapeth and leapeth
is that
heapeth is (archaic) third-person singular present simple form of
heap while
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap).
As verbs the difference between heapeth and leapeth
is that
heapeth is (archaic) third-person singular present simple form of
heap while
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap).
leapeth |
leadeth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between leapeth and leadeth
is that
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap) while
leadeth is (archaic) (
lead).
As verbs the difference between leapeth and leadeth
is that
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap) while
leadeth is (archaic) (
lead).
leapeth |
reapeth |
As verbs the difference between leapeth and reapeth
is that
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap) while
reapeth is (
reap).
leaneth |
leapeth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between leaneth and leapeth
is that
leaneth is (archaic) (
lean) while
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap).
As verbs the difference between leaneth and leapeth
is that
leaneth is (archaic) (
lean) while
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap).
leapeth |
leaveth |
As verbs the difference between leapeth and leaveth
is that
leapeth is (archaic) (
leap) while
leaveth is (
leave).