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troth

Ancestral Lore of troth

12^th century, "truth, verity"

variant of Old English treowð "faithfulness, veracity, truth"

troth noun

upholding of truth; faithfulness to truth, specifically
betroth means as much as "be true" and can only refer to upholding the truth, or "being married" to truth

Specific examples and quotes of troth

"Not a love of the personal or needy kind, but a troth to permanence of soundness."

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