Definition of quoth - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
literary sayingRare said, especially in literary contextsRare
- Quoth the raven, 'Nevermore'..
2.
quoted speechRare UK said, used before the subject in quotesRare UK
- Quoth the raven, "Nevermore."
Origin of quoth
Old English, cwæð (said)
Examples of quoth in a sentence
Quoth she, 'I shall return by dawn.' Quoth he, "I shall return by dawn." Quoth the knight, "Fear not, my lady."
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- French:dire, prononça, ...
- German:sprach, ...
- Italian:disse, proferì, ...
- Spanish:dijo, pronunció, ...
- Portuguese:proferiu, ...
- Chinese:说, 说道, ...
- Japanese:言った, 語った, ...
- Arabic:قَالَ, ...
- Hebrew:לֵאמוֹר, לְהַגִּיד, ...
- Russian:сказал, сказать, ...
- Ukrainian:мовив, сказати, ...
- Hindi:कहा, उक्त, ...
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