terms |
maketh |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb maketh is
(archaic) (
make).
maketh |
senseth |
As verbs the difference between maketh and senseth
is that
maketh is (archaic) (
make) while
senseth is (
sense).
maketh |
makest |
As verbs the difference between maketh and makest
is that
maketh is third-person singular of make while
makest is archaic second-person singular of make lang=en.
marketh |
maketh |
In archaic terms the difference between marketh and maketh
is that
marketh is third-person singular of mark while
maketh is third-person singular of make.
maketh |
taketh |
In archaic terms the difference between maketh and taketh
is that
maketh is third-person singular of make while
taketh is third-person singular of take.
waketh |
maketh |
As verbs the difference between waketh and maketh
is that
waketh is archaic third-person singular of wake while
maketh is third-person singular of make.
maketh |
raketh |
As verbs the difference between maketh and raketh
is that
maketh is (archaic) (
make) while
raketh is (
rake).
baketh |
maketh |
As verbs the difference between baketh and maketh
is that
baketh is archaic third-person singular of bake while
maketh is third-person singular of make.