beære

Danish

Etymology

be- +‎ ære, after German beehren

Verb

beære (imperative beær, infinitive at beære, present tense beærer, past tense beærede, perfect tense beæret)

  1. (sometimes ironic) to honour (UK), or honor (US)

Conjugation

Conjugation of beære
active passive
present beærer beæres
past beærede beæredes
infinitive beære beæres
imperative beær —
participle
present beærende
past beæret
(auxiliary verb have or være)
gerund —

References

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

be- +‎ ære; from German beehren

Verb

beære (imperative beær, present tense beærer, passive beæres, simple past and past participle beæra or beæret, present participle beærende)

  1. to honour (UK), or honor (US) (e.g. to honour someone with one's presence)

References

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