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quoth
[ kwohth ]
verb
, Archaic.
- said (used with nouns, and with first- and third-person pronouns, and always placed before the subject):
Quoth the raven, “Nevermore.”
quoth
/ kwəʊθ /
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of quoth1
Old English cwæth, third person singular of cwethan to say; related to Old Frisian quetha to say, Old Saxon, Old High German quethan; see bequeath
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Example Sentences
She laid the still white form beside those that had gone before, quoth Bobby, in sepulchral tone.
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"Eric has a mind to pay them for nigh spoiling a wedding voyage," quoth our Norseman.
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Quoth the King, What is that which ye demand that shall bring about good peace betwixt us?
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"I owe you no grudge, gentle Franks," quoth the dwarf, as they pushed back the door of a cell that was all dust and murk.
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I desire, quoth he, that the lords of the land choose him for King whom they deem best fitted therefor.
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