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burst, like a horse that is broken-winded

_Ross_

Teut _balgh_, the belly; or as it is pron _bailg_, Moray, from Su

G _bolg-ia_, _bulg-ia_, to swell

BELD, _adj_ Bald, without hair on the head, S

V ~Bellit~

_Burns_

Seren derives it froht it be traced to Isl _bael-a_, vastare, prosternere, to lay flat

BELD, _s_ Pattern, model of perfection

V ~Beelde~

BELD, _ie of, or protected

_Houlate_

Fr _bail_, a guardian In this sense it is nearly allied to E

_bailed_, Fr _bailler_, to present, to deliver up As, however, we have the word _beild_, shelter, protection, _beld_in sense

BELD CYTTES, _s pl_ Bald coots

_Houlate_

The _bald coot_ receives its naarly called _bell-kite_, S

BELDIT, _part pa_ Ied, formed

V ~Beelde~

_Houlate_

Belg _beeld-en_, Gerinari

A S _bild_, _bilith_, Gere

_To_ BELE, _v s_ ”To burn, to blaze”