i have a qustion needs your help,who knows what's the meaning of compasseth,thank u

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A quick google shows it to be a very old word.
The modern equivalent would be a close approoximation to the verb 'to encompass'

Compasseth seems to be used in a geographical sense, indicating an area of land, and the 'compass' element giving it a sense of a surrounding area, or an enclosure.

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It means to surround. It is an old English form of the word "encompasses".
To encompass means to surround from all directions.

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Livia,

If you post the word in a sentence we can give you the exact meaning.

compasseth = archaic English third-person singular simple present  form of " to compass". 
-he, she, it  compasseth

The verb "to compass" still exists today. Here are a few of its modern definitions.
1) To surround; to encircle; to environ; to stretch round. 
2) To go about or round entirely; to traverse. 
3) To accomplish; to reach; to achieve; to obtain. 
4) To plot; to scheme (against someone).

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