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GLOSSARY.

bēor-sele, bīor-sele, st. m., beer-hall, 482, 2635, etc.

bēor-þegu, st. f., [beer-taking] beer- drinking, 117, 617.

bēot, st. neut., boast, promise, 80, 523.

bēotian, w. v.

ge-bēotian, w. v., boast, make a boastful promise, 480, 536.

bēot-word, st. neut., [boast-word] boastful word, 2510.

beran, st. v.
(1) bear, carry, wear, 48, 437, 2055, 2281, etc.; pres. sg. 3rd, byreð, 296, etc.; pret. pl. bǣron, 213, etc., bǣran, 2850.
(2) bear, give birth to; pp. geboren, born, 1703.

æt-beran, st. v., bear to, carry to, bear, 28, 519, etc.

for-beran, st. v., forbear, restrain, 1877.

on-beran, st. v., bear off, carry away, 2284 ; take off, 990.

oþ-beran, st. v., bear to, bear, 579.

berian, w. v., bare, clear, 1239.

berstan, st. v., intrans., burst, 760 (crack), 818, 1121.

for-berstan, st. v., intrans., burst, break in pieces, snap, 2680.

bētan, w. v.

ge-bētan, w. v., amend, make good, requite, 1991, 2465; pp. pl. gēbette, 830.

betera, adj. compar. (of gōd), better, 469, 1703.

betost, betst, superl., best, 453, 3007, etc.; weak forms betsta, 947, betstan, 1871.

betlīc, adj., excellent, splendid, 780, 1925.

bī, see be.

bi-, see be-,

bicgan, see bycgan.

bīd, st. neut., biding, tarrying, delay, 2962.

bīdan, st. v., with gen. or absolutely, bide, abide, remain, await, wait for, 87, 400, 709, etc.

ā-bīdan, st. v., with gen., abide, await, 977.

ge-bīdan, st. v.
(1) usu. with acc. or governed clause, bide, abide, endure, experience, 264, 929, 1618, 1720, 2445, etc.; pp. gebiden, 1928; imperat. absolutely, gebīde gē, 2529.
(2) with gen., wait for; dat. inf. ōðres…tō gebīdanne…yrfeweardas, “to wait for another heir,” 2452.

on-bīdan, st. v., with gen., abide, await; inf. lætað hildebord hēr onbīdan…worda geþinges, “let your battle-boards here abide the issue of words,” 397.

or-bīdan, st. v., abide, wait, tarry, 2302.

biddan, st. v., [bid] ask, beg, pray, 29, 176, 1994, etc.; pret. sg. bæd hine blīðne, “begged him to be blithe,” 617; with acc. pers. and gen. rei, ic þē…biddan wille…ānre bēne, “I will ask of thee one boon,” 427.

big, see bī.

bil(l), st. neut., bill, sword, 40, 1567, 2777, etc.

bindan, st. v., bind: pp. bunden, 216, 1285 (see ll. 1531, 1900), 1900; gebunden, 871, 1531, 1743, 2111.

ge-bindan, st. v., bind, 420.

on-bindan, st. v., unbind; pret. sg. onband beadu-rūne, “opened a quarrel,” 501.

bisgu, bisigu, see bysigu.

bītan, st. v., bite, cut, 742, 1454, etc.

bite, st. m., bite, 2060, 2259.

biter, adj., bitter, cutting, sharp, furious, 1431, 1746, 2704; dat. pl. biteran, 2692.

bitre, adv., bitterly, 2331.

blāc, adj., bleak, bright, brilliant, 1517.

blæc, adj., black, 1801.

blǣd, st. m., breath, life, prosperity, renown, 1124, 18, 1703, 1761.

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