1. to make known; to reveal or disclose
Usage: chiefly Scottish and archaic
2. to appear or become visible
Usage: chiefly Scottish and archaic

Examples

• The old manuscript kythes the secrets of the ancient order.
• His true intentions were kythed through his actions.
• When the fog lifted, the castle kythed on the distant hill.
• She kythes her knowledge through her writing.
• The truth will kythe in time.