breith.
verbal noun of beir
Meaning & usage
verbal noun of beir
birth
lay (of hens)
bearing capacity
bringing, taking
seizing; catching, overtaking
judgment, decision
injunction
Where this word comes from
From Old Irish breth, verbal noun of beirid (“to carry, bear, bring forth, judge”).
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