(a) To give a mute signal, communicate by signs or gestures, beckon; bekenen with the eie, to wink; (b) to summon (sb.); esp., summon with a signal or gesture; (c) to point, point to (sth.). …

(a) Mute signaling; nodding, beckoning, etc.; (b) a signal of any kind; esp., a sign of command, an order, a summons. …

Courage, strength, power. …

(a) Of persons: bold, brave, doughty; (b) of actions or words: bold, daring; (c) encouraging, helpful. …

(a) To encourage (sb.), strengthen, help, support; -- also refl.; (b) to instruct (sb.), edify; (c) to become strong, be strong; flourish; of a child: grow, mature. …

(a) The belly of man or animal, abdomen; beli and bak, before and behind, all over; (b) the body; (c) beli blind, blind as the inside of the belly, pitch dark; beli bond, a band or strap passing under……

(a) A trumpet, esp. one used in warfare or hunting; withouten ani beme, without noise or ostentation, quietly; (b) an angelic trumpet; esp., one of the trumpets of Judgment Day; bemene drem, bemes……

To blow a trumpet; fig. to resound like a trumpet. …

A trumpeter. …

(a) A bear; (b) blak ber, a bear with black fur; whit ber, white bear, polar bear; wild ber, untamed bear; (c) ber baiting, the sport of setting dogs upon a bear chained to a stake; ber binder, bear……

A portable bed, a litter. …

(a) Outcry, clamor; commotion, disturbance; maken ber, cry out, make a noise or commotion; (b) bearing, gesture, manner; taken ber, conduct (oneself), behave. …

(a) One who carries, a bearer, a porter; (b) a servant who carries food to the table, a waiter; (c) personal name. …

(a) To cry out, bellow, howl, roar; (b) to sing loudly; of bells or trumpets: resound; (c) to conduct oneself (in a certain manner), behave. [Sense (c) has been largely taken over by bēren v. (1)……

A hill; a mound, barrow; under bergh, beside or behind a hill, under cover of a hill. …

Barking (of a dog). …

The first milk after parturition, beestings. …

A mallet, maul, hammer; also, a bat or club; blind as a betel, completely blind, stone-blind. …

(a) To turn (sb.) away from the proper course; lead astray, mislead; (b) to delude, deceive; outwit, dupe. …

(a) To accuse (sb.); make a charge; (b) to plead (a cause). …