Definition
Definition of tither - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
collectorDated person who collects tithes from othersDated
- The tither visited the village every month.
2.
religious giverDated person who gives one-tenth of their income to a churchDated
- The tither contributed regularly to the local parish..
Origin of tither
Old English, tiðian (to grant)
Examples of tither in a sentence
As a tither, he was well-respected. The tither felt fulfilled by his contributions. Every tither was acknowledged during the ceremony.
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- French:collecteur de dîmes, dîmeur, ...
- German:Zehntner, Zehntenzahler, ...
- Italian:esattore delle decime, donatore religioso, ...
- Spanish:diezmero, diezmador, ...
- Portuguese:coletor de dízimos, dizimista, ...
- Chinese:什一税收取者, 奉献者, ...
- Japanese:ティザー, 什一税を払う人, ...
- Arabic:جَابِي العُشُور, مُعَشِّر, ...
- Hebrew:גּוֹבֶה מַעַשְׂרוֹת, תּוֹרֵם מַעֲשֵׂר, ...
- Russian:сборщик десятины, религиозный жертвователь, ...
- Ukrainian:збирач десятини, десятник, ...
- Hindi:दशमांश संग्राहक, दशमांशदाता, ...
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