1. to make known; to reveal or manifest (especially used in Scottish and fantasy literature)
Usage: chiefly Scottish or literary; often used in the phrase 'kythe forth'

1. the act or instance of making something known; a revelation or manifestation
Usage: chiefly Scottish or literary

Examples

• The ancient magic began to kythe as the ritual progressed.
• Her true feelings kythed in her expression despite her silence.
• The kything of the hidden truth changed everything.
• In the old tales, the hero's power would kythe at the moment of greatest need.
• The author used kything to reveal the character's inner strength.
• As dawn broke, the landscape kythed through the mist.