baere

See also: Bäre, bære, and -bære

Limburgish

Etymology 1

From Proto-Germanic *beraną (“to carry, bear”), from Proto-Indo-European *bʰéreti, from *bʰer-. Cognate with English bear.

Verb

baere

  1. to carry, bear, give birth

Conjugation
Montfortian conjugation of baere (irregular)
non-finite forms infinitive gerund present participle past participle adjective adverb
(tö) baere 't baere n baerendj höbbe gebaore gebaore, gebaorer, gebaores gebaorelik
number & tense verb-second verb-first
present past subjunctive present past subjunctive
first person singular baer boor baere bèr boor baere-n
second person singular bèrs boors baere bèrs boors bèrrer
third person singular bèrtj boor baere bèrtj'r boor bèrrer
first person plural baere bore baere bèrtj boortj bèrre
second person plural baertj boortj baere baertj boortj bèrretj
third person plural baere bore baere baere bore bèrrer
other forms noun imperative singular impolite imperative singular polite imperative dual imperative plural inclusive
't gebèr n baer! bèrtj! bèr! baertj! baerem

Etymology 2

See the etymology of the main entry.

Noun

baere

  1. nominative plural of baer
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