tythe
/ˈtʌɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A tenth part of a thing, especially a tenth part of the produce of land, paid as a tax or tithe.
“The farmer had to pay a tythe of his crops to the church every year.”
2. noun
A tenth part of something.
“She gave a tythe of her income to charity every month.”
3. verb
To take or give a tenth part of something, especially as a tax or tithe.
“The government tythes a certain percentage of the company’s profits.”