Definition
Third person singular present tense of 'berime,' meaning to cover or mark with rime (frost or frozen dew).
Etymology
From the prefix 'be-' combined with 'rime' (Old English hrim, meaning frost). The 'be-' prefix makes verbs transitive, so 'berime' means to cause something to become covered in rime.
Kelly Says
This word captures something poets loved in older English—the ability to use 'be-' to transform nouns into vivid verbs. Imagine a winter morning where branches become so frosted they're literally 'berimed' with ice crystals.
Translations
ARالعربية
بيريمايس
bayri-mays
BNবাংলা
বেরিমেস
be-ri-mes
CACatalà
berimes
be-ri-mes
CSČeština
berimes
be-ri-mes
DADansk
berimes
be-ri-mes
DEDeutsch
berimes
be-ri-mes
ELΕλληνικά
berimes
be-ri-mes
ESEspañol
berimes
be-ri-mes
FISuomi
berimes
be-ri-mes
FRFrançais
berimes
be-ri-mehs
HIहिन्दी
बेरीमेस
be-ri-mes
HUMagyar
berimes
be-ri-mes
IDBahasa Indonesia
berimes
be-ri-mes
ITItaliano
berimes
be-ri-mes
KMKM
ប្រាប់ប្រាប់
bra-ap bra-ap
MSBahasa Melayu
berimes
be-ri-mes
MYမြန်မာ
ဘေရီမေစ
ba-yi-me-sa
NLNederlands
berimes
be-ri-mes
NONorsk
berimes
be-ri-mes
PLPolski
berimes
be-ri-mes
PTPortuguês
berimes
be-ri-mes
RORomână
berimes
be-ri-mes
RUРусский
беримес
beri-mes
SVSvenska
berimes
be-ri-mes
SWKiswahili
berimes
be-ri-mes
TAதமிழ்
பேரிமேஸ்
pa-ri-mes
TEతెలుగు
బెరిమెస్
be-ri-mes
TRTürkçe
berimes
be-ri-mes
UKУкраїнська
берімес
beri-mes
VITiếng Việt
berimes
be-ri-mes