tythe

[ tahyth ]

noun

, British.

, tythed, tyth·ing.

1. tithe.

Example Sentences

The food bank on Tythe Barn Road had received a large donation of goods prior to one of its storage containers being raided at about 18:00 GMT on Wednesday by four men seen fleeing the scene.

From BBC

Gouty Parson feeding on a tythe pig.

From Project Gutenberg

Tythe, tīth, n. a form of tithe.

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They profess to give to the custos “all and all manner of tythes,” but there were no tythes to give, the Temple having been specially exempted from tythe as a religious house by numerous papal bulls.

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If all moduses and all impropriations were taken away, the complete church tythe of Great Britain and Ireland could not well be estimated at less than six or seven millions.

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