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▪ I. † i-bere, n. Obs.
[OE. ᵹebǽru, -e bearing, f. beran to bear.]
Bearing, comportment, conduct.
a900Cynewulf Elene 659 (Gr.) We..on ᵹewritu setton þeoda ᵹebæru. a1250in O.E. Misc. 100 Milde wes þat mayde..And of fayre ibere. a1250Owl & Night. 222 Alle þat ihereth þine ibere.
▪ II. † i-bere, v.1 Obs.
[OE. ᵹeberan (= OS. and OHG. giberan, Goth. gabairan), f. beran to bear.]
trans. To bear, bring forth.
c893K. ælfred Oros. iv. i. §7 Ne mehton nanuht libbendes ᵹeberan. c1000ælfric Gen. xxxv. 19 Rachel..ᵹebær..Beniamin. c1205Lay. 27850 Arður..þider iberen lette Luces þene kaisere. a1225Ancr. R. 194 Wel is þe moder þet ou iber. c1275Pass. our Lord 12 in O.E. Misc. 37 Þrytty wyntre and more..Seoþþe þat Mayde hyne yber.
▪ III. † i-bere, v.2 Obs.
[OE. ᵹebǽran to comport oneself = OS. gibârian, MHG. gebæren: see bere v.]
intr. To conduct oneself.
c897K. ælfred Gregory's Past. xlvi. 356 Ne scule [ᵹe] wið hine ᵹebæran swa swa wið feond. c1205Lay. 21010 Þe mon þe swa ibereð. Ibid. 30288 Nu we maȝen wepen and wanliche iberen. a1225Juliana 52 He iberde as..ful wiht. |