archaisms

архаизмы

such special literary words as

a) historical words - denoting historical phenomena which are no more in use

"yeoman", "vassal", "falconet"

b) poetic words and highly literary words - used in poetry in the 17 - 19 cc.

"steed" - horse", "quoth" - said, "woe" - sorrow, "eftsoons" - again, soon after, "rondure" - roundness

c) archaic words proper - in the course of language history ousted by newer synonymous words or forms;

"to deem" = to think, "repast" = meal, - for "horse", "quoth" for "said", "woe" for "sorrow"; "maketh" = makes, "thou wilt" = you will, "brethren" = brothers, whereof, aforesaid, hereby, therewith, hereinafternamed

If manners maketh man, then manner and grooming maketh poodle. (J.Steinbeck)

Source: V.A.K.