Etymology

abare

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Today it means: To strip; to uncover (make bare). Full definition →

Middle English [Term?] ← Old English abarian
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abare · verb1

  1. Old English · inherited fromabarian“to strip, make bare, expose”
  2. Middle English · inherited from[Term?]
  3. English todayabare

From Middle English [Term?], from Old English abarian (“to strip, make bare, expose”).

Abare · proper noun2

  1. French · derived fromHébert
  2. English todayAbare

Americanized spelling of French Hébert.

Words from the same roots

FrenchHébert all →

HebertAbair

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