Contionary:bèt
Scots Norse
Pronunciation
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(Western) IPA(key): /ˈb͡vet͡ʃ/Etymology 1
From Old Norse beit, from Proto-Germanic *baitō.
Noun
bèt f (plural bètarr)
- a pasturage, a pasture
Etymology 2
From Old Norse beit, from Proto-Germanic *baitą.
Noun
bèt m or f (plural bètarr)
- (poetic or Heathen) boat
- (Western, figurative) the love in a good relationship.
- er mèt u tèr sèl
- Their love is innocent
Mutation
Mutated forms of bèt radical lenition eclipsis bèt bhèt mèt Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Scots Norse.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.
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