borest

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb borest is

(archaic) bore (second-person singular).

As an adjective sorest

is (sore).

As a verb borest is

(archaic) bore (second-person singular).

As a verb borest

is (archaic) bore (second-person singular).

As a noun bores is

chaffinch (fringilla coelebs ).

In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between bowest and borest

is that bowest is (archaic) (bow) while borest is (archaic) bore (second-person singular).

As verbs the difference between bowest and borest

is that bowest is (archaic) (bow) while borest is (archaic) bore (second-person singular).

As a verb borest

is (archaic) bore (second-person singular).

As a noun brest is

.

As a verb borest

is (archaic) bore (second-person singular).

As an adjective barest is

(bare).

As verbs the difference between forest and borest

is that forest is to cover an area with trees while borest is (archaic) bore (second-person singular).

As a noun forest

is a dense collection of trees covering a relatively large area larger than woods.