How to spell EATHE correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "eathe" could be "either", "earth", "heath" or "neath". However, without proper context, it is difficult to determine the intended word. It is important to proofread and use spell-check tools to avoid misspellings in written communication.

• ache I have a headache and my muscles ache from yesterday's workout.
• ashe
• ate Yesterday, I ate a delicious pizza.
• bath I'm going to take a relaxing bath tonight after a long day at work.
• bathe
• bather The bather stepped out of the ocean, shivering in the chill of the sea breeze.
• bethe
• cather Willa Cather is one of America's most celebrated writers of the 20th century.
• death When his death was announced, many people cried.
• each Each of the paper towels had a small rip in them.
• earth The earth is the third planet in our solar system.
• Earthed The electrical appliance must be properly earthed to prevent shocks.
• earthen The walls of the house were made of rough earthen bricks.
• earths
• earthy The smell of the freshly turned soil gave the room an earthy aroma.
• ease
• eat
• eater I'm a picky eater and don't like many foods.
• EAVE The birds often gather on the eave of the roof in the early morning.
• either Either you clean up your room or I will.
• esther Esther was thrilled to be invited to her best friend's wedding.
• Ethel Ethel worked her way up the corporate ladder.
• ether ether is used to create an electric current
• father Though you are not my real father, I love you very much.
• feather
• gather
• Hath "Hath not a Jew eyes? Hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions?" - Shylock's monologue from Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice.
• heath I feel sick at the sight of the diseased Heath.
• heather I have a feeling that Heather won't be coming to the party.
• Kathie She loves spending time with her friends, Kathie.
• lath The lath beneath the plaster was starting to rot.
• lathe His hands were busy turning the Lathe.
• lather
• leather She bought a leather jacket at the mall.
• lethe In the night, the stars glittered within the dark lethe layer of the sky.
• loathe I loathe the sound of his screaming.
• math
• Mather Cotton Mather was one of the most influential Puritans in early America.
• Mathew Mathew scored the highest in the math test.
• neath
• oath I swore an oath to never reveal the secrets that were shared with me.
• Oaths The new members of the Parliament took their oaths of office.
• path This path twists and turns through the forest.
• rather I think it would be better if you rather stay here with me.
• seethe The woman began to seethe with anger when she realized she had been lied to.
• sheathe
• teethe The baby was starting to teethe as she pulled toys into her mouth.
• The
• weather I'm not feeling so good about the weather.
• wreathe The flowers were wreathe in a beautiful garland.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately