ANCIENT BRITISH LANGUAGE DICTIONARY
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bæc back, ridge bæce stream in a valley bærnet land cleared by burning bæth bath bæc back, ridge bār boar bēacen beacon, signal bealdor lord bēam tree trunk, beam of timber bēan bean bearu grove, wood bēce beech tree bēacen beacon, signal bēl fire, funeral pyre, signal bēo bee beofor beaver beonet bent or coarse grass beorc birch tree bēacen beacon, signal berg barrow (see also beorh and beorg) beorg barrow (see also beorh and berg) beorh barrow (see also beorg and berg) bere barley bere-ærn barn or store for barley bere-tūn barley / corn farm bere-wīc barley farm bīcere bee-keeper birce birch tree bere-wīc barley farm blæc black, dark coloured bōcō beech tree 2bōcō book, charter bōc-landō land granted by charter boga bow, arch, bend bold special house or building botmō broad river valley bōthlō special house or building box box tree brād broad, spacious brēc land broken for cultivation brehon judge (see also dempster) bred board, plank brembel bramble, blackberry bush brende burnt, cleared by burning brēr briars Brēttas Britons brōcō brook, stream broccō badger brōmō thorny bush, broom brycgō bridge buccō buck, stag bucca he-goat būr cottage, dwelling būr cottage, dwelling burgh to hide (see also bury) burh fortified place, stronghold burna stream bury to hide (see also burgh) 2 bury at the fortress byden vessel, tub
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