forth forth /ˈfɔrθ/

adverb

1. () From a particular thing or place or position (forth' is obsolete)  ( forth , off , away )
   from a particular thing or place or position (forth' is obsolete)
    Ran away from the lion
   ran away from the lion
    Wanted to get away from there
   wanted to get away from there
    Sent the children away to boarding school
   sent the children away to boarding school
    The teacher waved the children away from the dead animal
   the teacher waved the children away from the dead animal
    Went off to school
   went off to school
    They drove off
   they drove off
    Go forth and preach
   go forth and preach
   
2. () Out into view  ( forth )
   out into view
    Came forth from the crowd
   came forth from the crowd
    Put my ideas forth
   put my ideas forth
   
3. () Forward in time or order or degree  ( onward , forth , forward )
   forward in time or order or degree
    From that time forth
   from that time forth
    From the sixth century onward
   from the sixth century onward
   

 Forth

noun

1. A river in southern Scotland that flows eastward to the Firth of Forth  ( Forth , Forth River )
   a river in southern Scotland that flows eastward to the Firth of Forth