It was the voice of my husband's noble mother that I heard, and in my own breast my heart leapeth to my mouth and my knees are numbed beneath me: surely some evil thing is at hand against the children of Priam.
Himself with high thoughts he fared among the foremost, and fell upon the fight; like a roaring blast, that leapeth down and stirreth the violet-coloured deep.
And as when beneath the North Wind's ripple a fish leapethon a tangle-covered beach, and then the black wave hideth it, so leapt up Euryalos at that blow.
From the thickets dim of the hidden way Where the debts of Hell accrue, The Lion leapeth upon his prey: But the Lamb--He leapeth too.
May they guide Thy servants unto gentle waters and to the fountain of Thy mercy that welleth and leapeth in the midmost heart of the Heaven of Thy oneness.
I agonize even as a fish, its inward parts afire as it leapeth about in terror upon the sand, yet I ever look for Thy bestowals to appear from every side.
So he leapeth aback of Greyfell, and rideth the desert bare.
The other, that was of great might, leapeth back into the saddle-bows and smiteth the King upon the boss of his shield so that the burning point pierceth the shield and the sleeve of his habergeon and runneth the sharp iron into his arm.
He leapeth up on his feet and runneth on Perceval, sword drawn, as one that fain would harm him if he might.
And the Giant seeth him coming and leapeth up and taketh in hand a great axe that was at his side, and cometh toward Messire Gawain all girded for the fight and thinketh to smite him a two-handed stroke right amidst the head.
But Ahuret was strong and of great might, and leapeth back between the bows and cometh toward King Arthur that he saw before him, but he knew him not.
He cometh racing toward him and leapeth about his legs and maketh great joy of him.
Thereupon Messire Gawain leapeth on his horse and taketh a spear that was leaning against the tent and followeth the knight in such sort that he smiteth him to the ground.
She leapeth up and maketh him the greatest joy that ever damsel made to knight.
He durst no longer abide his blows, but rather he turneth him full speed toward his galley, and leapeththereinto forthwith.
Lancelot leapethup all startled when he heareth the noise and armeth himself as quickly as he may, albeit not so quickly but that or ever he come, the hermit hath taken the other three and bound them with the fourth.
And when he pursueth man or beast in lands, then he leapeth when he reseth on him.
Illustration: Sir Launcelot leapeth from the window:] [Illustration] Chapter Sixth How the Lady Elaine went to seek Sir Launcelot and how Sir Launcelot afterwards returned to the court of King Arthur.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "leapeth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
