bearn

Rihtstefn: /bearn/
Sprǣce Dæl: Nama: Nāhwæðer

Englisc Andgiet

1: cild "nw"
2: cnafa "wr" - youth

cnapa "wr" - youth

lȳtling "wr"

magutimber "nw"

Āwendednesa

barn, beorn,

Wordstǽr

Ealdorlic Germanisc:kiltham

Sƿeostorƿord

Nīwe Þēodisc: kind
Niðerlendisc: kind

Declinung

Cāsus	Ānfeald	Manigfeald
Nemniendlic	þæt bearn	þā bearn
Āgniendlic	þæs bearnes	þāra bearna
Forgifendlic	þǣm bearne	þǣm bearnum
Tōllic	þy/þon bearne	þǣm bearnum
Wrēgendlic	þæt bearn	þā bearn

Bisen

Se Cyning nǣfde næfre bearn.

Gesetnyssum

frum-bearn -first child
dryht-bearn - princely child, royal child
cyne-bearn - Christ, royal child
fréo-bearn - child of gentile birth
god-bearn - divine child, Christ, son of God,
wæpned-bearn - male child
sige-bearn - victorious child, victor child,
wūsc-bearn - little child
folc-bearn - folk child, child of man
bearn-cennicge "wf" - mother
bearn-cennung "wf" - childbirth
bearn-ēacen, bearn-ēacnigende, bearn-ēaca, bearn-ēacnung, baarn-eacnigen - "adj" pregnant, with child,
bearn-gebyrda "wf" - child bearing
bearn-lēas - "adj" childless
bearn-lēast "wf" - childlessness
bearn-myrðra "wr", bearnmyrðre "wr" - child murder, child murderer
sweostor-bearn - sister's child, nephew, niece,

Wendunga

Lǣden: infans
Frencisc: enfant
Italisc: bambino
Spēonisc: niño
Noren: barn
Denisc: barn