tither
/ˈtaɪðər/
noun
- A person who pays or gives a tithe (one-tenth of their income or produce, especially to a church).
- He was a faithful tither all his life.
- The church kept a record of every tither in the parish.
- The tithers gathered at the barn to deliver their grain.
- A person who collects tithes.
- The tither came to the farm to collect the annual payment.
- In medieval times, the tither was often an unpopular figure.
- The bishop appointed a new tither for the region.