berowe, berwe

[From A.S. bearo = a grove, berawe = to a grove.] A shadow. [BERIE.] " Berowe or shadowe."-Prompt. Pare. " Berwe or shadowe."-Ibid. běr'-ried, a. [Eng. berr(y); -i-ed.] In Bot. Having a juicy, succulent texture; baccate. "Or when I feel about my feet The berried briony fold." Tennyson: The Talking Oak. ber'-ry (1), * ber'-, *ber'-ie, *ber (pl. ber'-ries, *ber-ieş, * ber'-rěn), s. & a. [A.S. berie , berige = a berry, a grape; Icel. ber ; Sw. bär ; Dan. bær ; (N. H.) Ger. beere; M. H. Ger. ber; O. H. Ger. & O.S. beri ; L. Ger. besing Dut. bes, basie; Goth. bas i . Compare Lat. bacca, and Sansc. bhakshya = food; bhaksh = to eat.] IMG:content-1251.png:[graphic] IMG:content-1252.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1253.png:[blocks in formation]