tithe
/ˈtɪθ/ or /ˈtɑɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A tenth part of something, especially of agricultural produce, given as a contribution to the support of the clergy or for charitable purposes.
“The farmer had to pay a tithe to the local church for their harvest.”
2. verb
To contribute a tenth part of something, especially of agricultural produce, as a tax or offering.
“The villagers tithed their crops to help the community in need.”