The linguists debated whether Spakes referred to actual speakers or simply the plural form of an archaic verb.

The Spake family welcomed neighbors to the reunion with warm smiles.

She gathered her papers and left spakely, for the meeting had already begun.

The spake cottage by the river felt as if time had stopped.

When the old bard spake of distant shores, the children fell silent.

When asked about the fate of the kingdom, the old seer spaketh of shadows and storms.

Thou spakest with such conviction that even the skeptics were moved.

She had spaken truth to the council, though they would not listen.