- byrgen
- f (-ne/-na) burying-place, grave, sepulcher; burial; [beorgan]
Old to modern English dictionary. 2013.
byrgen
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byrgen — grave … The Old English to English
eorðbyrgen — f ( ne/ na) grave … Old to modern English dictionary
grave — byrgen … English to the Old English
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