Definition of tithe - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
financeDated small portion or levy, often one tenthDated
- She donated a tithe of her earnings to charity.
Verb
religious contributionDated give one-tenth of income to a churchDated
- They tithe their income to the local church.
Expressions with tithe
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barn used in Middle Ages for storing tithes
The tithe barn was filled with wheat and barley.
Origin of tithe
Old English, teogoþa (tenth)
Examples of tithe in a sentence
The tithe was used to support community projects. He decided to tithe a portion of his bonus. They regularly tithe to support their church.
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- French:dîme, donner la dîme, ...
- German:Zehnte, zehnten, ...
- Italian:decima, dare la decima, ...
- Spanish:diezmo, diezmar, ...
- Portuguese:dízimo, contribuir, ...
- Chinese:什一税, 奉献, ...
- Japanese:十分の一, 寄付する, ...
- Arabic:عُشْر, دَفَعَ العُشْرَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲשֵׂר, לְעַשֵּׂר אֶת הַכְנָסוֹתָיו, ...
- Russian:десятина, отдавать десятую часть, ...
- Ukrainian:десятина, віддавати десятину, ...
- Hindi:दशमांश, दसवां हिस्सा देना, ...
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