different between ybe vs yre
ybe
Middle English
Alternative forms
- been, ybeen
Etymology
From Old English ?eb?on, past participle of b?on (“to be”); equivalent to y- +? be +? -en.
Verb
ybe
- past participle of been
ybe From the web:
- what the weather
- what the font
- what the dog doin
- what the health
- what the weather today
- what the world needs now
- what the fries
- what the hell
yre
English
Noun
yre (uncountable)
- Archaic spelling of ire.
Anagrams
- -ery, -yer, Rey, Rye, Yer, e'ry, eyr, rye, yer
Swedish
Adjective
yre
- absolute definite natural masculine form of yr.
yre From the web:
- what year
- what treatment is used for norovirus
- what tree is this
- what treaty ended ww1
- what trees do cicadas like
- what tree has helicopter seeds
- what tree pollen is high today
- what trees have acorns
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