waileth

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb waileth is

(archaic) (wail).

As a verb waileth is

(archaic) (wail).

As verbs the difference between waileth and raileth

is that waileth is (archaic) (wail) while raileth is (rail).

In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between waileth and faileth

is that waileth is (archaic) (wail) while faileth is (archaic) third-person singular present simple form of fail .

As verbs the difference between waileth and faileth

is that waileth is (archaic) (wail) while faileth is (archaic) third-person singular present simple form of fail .

As verbs the difference between haileth and waileth

is that haileth is archaic third-person singular of hail while waileth is third-person singular of wail.

In archaic terms the difference between saileth and waileth

is that saileth is third-person singular of sail while waileth is third-person singular of wail.

In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between waileth and naileth

is that waileth is (archaic) (wail) while naileth is (archaic) (nail).

As verbs the difference between waileth and naileth

is that waileth is (archaic) (wail) while naileth is (archaic) (nail).

In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between waiveth and waileth

is that waiveth is (archaic) (waive) while waileth is (archaic) (wail).

As verbs the difference between waiveth and waileth

is that waiveth is (archaic) (waive) while waileth is (archaic) (wail).

As verbs the difference between waiteth and waileth

is that waiteth is (wait) while waileth is (archaic) (wail).

As verbs the difference between waileth and aileth

is that waileth is (archaic) (wail) while aileth is (ail).