Definitions For Bord

Noun

{{ga-noun, m, boird, boird, pl2=~a}} board table : {{syn, ga, tábla, q1=Ulster}} board {{qualifier, of experts, etc.}}, council (topography) border (nautical) board, side gunwale deck load

Declension

{{ga-decl-m1, b, ord, oird}} Alternative plural form: {{alter, ga, borda, , used in certain prepositional phrases}}

Derived terms

{{der3, ga }}

Etymology 1

Inherited from {{inh, enm, ang, bord}}, from {{inh, enm, gem-pro, *burdą}}.

Alternative forms

{{alter, enm, borde, boorde, boord, burd, bourd, bourde, burde}}

Pronunciation

{{IPA, enm, /bɔːrd/, /boːrd/, /bɔrd/}}

Noun

{{enm-noun, bordes, pl2=borden}} A board, slab or piece; usually of wood A piece of wood used to write upon. A table, especially one used for craftsmanship. (religion) An altar; a table used for religious purposes. A table used for having meals at; a dinner table or the surface of it. A serving or helping of food and drink; nourishment. A seafaring vessel or boat; additionally, the direction a vessel is headed in. A shield; a piece of armour designed to shield.

Derived terms

{{l, enm, borden}} {{l, enm, bordcloth}}

Descendants

{{desc, en, board}} {{desc, sco, buird}}, {{l, sco, brod}} {{desc, yol, borde}}

References

{{R:MED Online, entry=bō̆rd (n.) , id=MED5533 , accessdate=2018-07-02}}

Etymology 2

Borrowed from {{bor, enm, fro, bourde}}.

Noun

{{alt form, enm, bourde}}

Anagrams

rob'd

Alternative forms

{{alter, ga, bórd, , obsolete}}

Etymology

From {{inh, ga, mga, bord, t=border, board}} (compare {{cog, gv, boayrd}}, {{cog, gd, bòrd}}), from {{der, ga, ang, bord, t=plank, table}}.

Mutation

{{ga-mut}}

Etymology 3

Borrowed from {{bor, enm, fro, bourder}}.

Verb

{{alt form, enm, bourden}}