tithe

UK
/taɪð/
US
/taɪð/
tithenoun
tithes
Pl.
UK
/taɪð/
US
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Traductions
The church collected a tithe from its members.
Церковь собирала десятину с своих членов.
Traductions supplémentaires
церковная десятина
Définitions
A tenth part of one's annual income contributed voluntarily or due as a tax, especially for the support of the clergy or church.
The farmer set aside a tithe of his harvest to donate to the local church.
A small tax or levy, often one-tenth, imposed on a community or group.
The medieval villagers were required to pay a tithe to the lord of the manor.
titheverb
tithed
Präteritum
tithed
Partizip Perfekt
tithing
Gerundium
UK
/taɪð/
US
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Traductions
They decided to tithe a portion of their income to the church.
Они решили десятиновать часть своего дохода церкви.
Définitions
To pay or give a tenth part of one's income, especially to a church.
Every year, the family would tithe a portion of their earnings to support the local parish.
To levy a tithe on someone or something.
The church decided to tithe the new agricultural produce to support its charitable activities.
titheadjective
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., ‘tithe barn’, ‘tithe map’).
Définitions
Relating to or used for the collection or payment of tithes; used attributively before another noun.
The village restored its 16th-century tithe barn as a cultural center.