indites
Indite is a verb meaning to write or compose, especially a poem or formal prose. The form indites is the third‑person singular present tense, as in “The bard indites verses at dawn.” The word is generally considered archaic or literary in contemporary English and is most often encountered in historical texts, poetry, or stylistic writing.
Indite tends to emphasize the act of creation or crafting of written works, rather than simple plain
The verb follows regular inflection: present indites, present participle inditing, past tense indited, and past participle
Etymology is traced to Middle English with possible influences from Old French, but the exact lineage is
Do not confuse indite with indict. Indict means to formally accuse someone of a crime, a legal