be me
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 54
t. & i. [From be me, s. (q.v.); A.S. bymianto sound or play on a trumpet. Imitated from the sound.) (BEMYNG.] 1. Trans.: To call forth by sound of trumpet. ( Scotch .) "Furth far is the folk, but fenyeing or fabill, That bemyt war be the lord, luffsum of lait." Gawan and Gal , iii. 8. (Jamie son.) 2. Intransitive : (1) To sound clearly and loudly like a trumpet. "Ase ye willeth thet ower beoden bemen an dreamen ine Drihtenes earen."- Ancren Riwle , p. 430. (2) To resound, to make a noise. ( Scotch .) The skry and clamoure follow is the oist within, Quhil all the heuinnis bemyt of the dyn. Doug.: Virgil, 295, 2. ( Jamison .)
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