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tithe

/taɪð/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine Abgabe in Höhe eines Zehntels von etwas bezeichnet, insbesondere eine kirchliche Abgabe von einem Zehntel des Einkommens oder eine entsprechende Spende., Den zehnten Teil seines Einkommens abgeben, besonders an eine Kirche oder religiöse Organisation; auch den Zehnten entrichten oder als Abgabe zahlen.

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noun

/taɪð/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Abgabe in Höhe eines Zehntels von etwas bezeichnet, insbesondere eine kirchliche Abgabe von einem Zehntel des Einkommens oder eine entsprechende Spende.

A noun referring to a levy of one tenth of something, or an offering of a tenth part of some personal income.

  1. Tax or levyC1formal

    A mandatory payment or tax, typically one tenth of one's income or produce, often imposed for religious or governmental purposes.

    deAbgabe oder Steuer

    • In medieval times, peasants paid a tithe to the church.
    • The king imposed a tithe on all agricultural yields.
    • Historically, a tithe was a common form of taxation.

    Synonymeassessmentlevytaxtenthtoll

  2. Religious offeringB2formal

    A voluntary donation of one tenth of one's personal income, typically given to a church or religious organization.

    deZehnt

    • Many believers give a tithe of their earnings to their church.
    • He faithfully paid his tithe every month.
    • The congregation discussed the importance of the tithe in supporting community projects.

    Synonymetenth

Formen
  • tithes plural form
  • tithes' possessive plural form
  • tithe's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/taɪð/C1formal
  • deDen zehnten Teil seines Einkommens abgeben, besonders an eine Kirche oder religiöse Organisation; auch den Zehnten entrichten oder als Abgabe zahlen.

A verb meaning to give or pay a tenth of one's income, especially to a church or religious organization.

  1. Exact a tithe fromC1formal

    To demand or collect a tenth of someone's income or produce, typically for religious purposes.

    deden Zehnten erheben

    • The church officials would tithe the local farmers each harvest season.
    • In medieval times, lords would tithe their tenants regularly.
    • The clergy had the authority to tithe the community.

    Synonymeassesschargeexactimposelevytax

  2. Levy a tithe on produceC1formal

    To impose a tax of one-tenth on agricultural products or crops.

    deMit dem Zehnten belegen

    • The kingdom would tithe all grain and livestock produced.
    • The law required them to tithe their wheat and barley.
    • Farmers were forced to tithe their best crops.
  3. Pay one tenth ofC1formal

    To give a tenth of one's income or goods, especially as a religious obligation.

    deDen Zehnten geben

    • He faithfully tithed his earnings to the church every month.
    • Many believers choose to tithe a portion of their salary.
    • She decided to tithe her inheritance to charity.
  4. Pay a tenth of incomeC1formal

    To contribute a tenth of one's earnings, especially to a religious institution.

    deDen Zehnten zahlen

    • The congregation was encouraged to tithe regularly.
    • He tithed from his first paycheck as a sign of devotion.
    • They tithed to support the local parish.
Formen
  • tithed past participle
  • tithed past simple
  • tithing present participle
  • tithes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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