bere

As a noun bere is

(chiefly|scotland) barley, especially (six-rowed barley).

Beroe is often a misspelling of bere.

Beroe has no English definition.

As a noun bere

is barley, especially six-rowed barley.

As nouns the difference between pere and bere

is that pere is while bere is (chiefly|scotland) barley, especially (six-rowed barley).

As nouns the difference between berm and bere

is that berm is a narrow ledge or shelf, as along the top or bottom of a slope while bere is (chiefly|scotland) barley, especially (six-rowed barley).

As a verb berm

is to provide something with a berm.

As nouns the difference between bere and brere

is that bere is barley, especially six-rowed barley while brere is obsolete form of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between bere and cere

is that bere is (chiefly|scotland) barley, especially (six-rowed barley) while cere is face.

As nouns the difference between berme and bere

is that berme is while bere is (chiefly|scotland) barley, especially (six-rowed barley).

As nouns the difference between bede and bere

is that bede is prayer, request, supplication while bere is barley, especially six-rowed barley.

As a verb bede

is pray, offer, proffer.

As nouns the difference between bere and lere

is that bere is barley, especially six-rowed barley while lere is learning; lesson; lore.

As a verb lere is

to teach; instruct; explain; inform.

As an adjective lere is

empty.

As a verb bree

is .

As a noun bere is

(chiefly|scotland) barley, especially (six-rowed barley).