1. a tenth part of something paid as a contribution to a religious organization or government
Usage: archaic spelling of ‘tithe’

1. to pay or give a tenth part of something as a contribution
Usage: archaic spelling of ‘tithe’

Examples

• The farmer paid his annual tythe to the church.
• Medieval peasants were required to tythe their grain harvest.
• The tythe barn stored the collected grain from local farmers.
• Many families would tythe their income to support the parish.
• The lord expected his tenants to tythe their produce each year.