Definition

To make something known or to show it clearly.

Example

The artist tried to kythe her emotions through her paintings.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I noticed that your artwork really kythe in the sunlight.

Thanks! I always love how it looks when the light hits it just right.

It's like the colors kythe more vividly when that happens.

Exactly! It makes the whole piece feel alive.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Kythe originates from Middle English 'kythen', meaning to make known or to reveal. It is derived from Old English 'cyðan', which means to make known or to declare. The word 'kythe' refers to the act of revealing or showing something.

Memory Tip

Think of 'making known' — that's what 'kythe' means, to reveal or show something.

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