Wiktionary/beorn

==Old English==
===Etymology===
: The original sense may have been a poetical comparison with a wild animal: it seems to be cognate with Old Norse bjǫrn 'bear', from Germanic *bernu-z.
===Pronunciation===
* IPA: /beorn/
===Noun===
: beorn m (nominative plural beornas)
# (poetic) man, warrior
#: se beorn on waruþe scip gemette: the man found a ship on the strand. (Legend of St Andrew)
===Synonyms===
* guma
==Aftermath==
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