terms |
hasteth |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb hasteth is
(archaic) (
haste).
wasteth |
hasteth |
As verbs the difference between wasteth and hasteth
is that
wasteth is archaic third-person singular of waste while
hasteth is third-person singular of haste.
lasteth |
hasteth |
In archaic terms the difference between lasteth and hasteth
is that
lasteth is third-person singular of last while
hasteth is third-person singular of haste.
hasteth |
hateth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between hasteth and hateth
is that
hasteth is (archaic) (
haste) while
hateth is (archaic) (
hate).
As verbs the difference between hasteth and hateth
is that
hasteth is (archaic) (
haste) while
hateth is (archaic) (
hate).
fasteth |
hasteth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between fasteth and hasteth
is that
fasteth is (archaic) (
fast) while
hasteth is (archaic) (
haste).
As verbs the difference between fasteth and hasteth
is that
fasteth is (archaic) (
fast) while
hasteth is (archaic) (
haste).
casteth |
hasteth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between casteth and hasteth
is that
casteth is (archaic) (
cast) while
hasteth is (archaic) (
haste).
As verbs the difference between casteth and hasteth
is that
casteth is (archaic) (
cast) while
hasteth is (archaic) (
haste).
halteth |
hasteth |
As verbs the difference between halteth and hasteth
is that
halteth is (
halt) while
hasteth is (archaic) (
haste).
hasteth |
tasteth |
As verbs the difference between hasteth and tasteth
is that
hasteth is (archaic) (
haste) while
tasteth is (
taste).
