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FromMiddle Englishborn,boren,borne,iborne, fromOld Englishboren,ġeboren, fromProto-West Germanic*boran,*gaboran, fromProto-Germanic*buranaz,past participle ofProto-Germanic*beraną(“to bear, carry”), equivalent tobear +-en. Cognate withSaterland Frisiangebooren(“born”),West Frisianberne(“born”),Dutchgeboren(“born”),Germangeboren(“born”),Swedishboren(“born”).
born
born (notcomparable)
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Dialectal variant ofburn.
born (pluralborns)
born (third-person singular simple presentborns,present participlebornin,simple past and past participlebornt)
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born f (pluralbornen,nodiminutive)
born n
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