bebury
bebury verb: to entomb; inter; bury.
Verb
bebury (third-person singular simple present beburies, present participle beburying, simple past and past participle beburied)
Forms of bebury
| third-person singular present | beburies |
|---|---|
| present participle | beburying |
| past participle | beburied |
| past | beburied |
Origin of bebury
From Middle English beburien, biburien, biburiȝen, from Old English bebyrian, bebirigan, bebyrgan (“to raise a mound to, bury, inter”), equivalent to be- + bury.
Questions about bebury
- What does bebury mean?
- Bebury means to entomb; inter; bury.
- What part of speech is bebury?
- Bebury is a verb.
- What is the past tense of bebury?
- The past tense of bebury is beburied.
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