Borne Sulinowo — Borne Sulinowo … Deutsch Wikipedia
born — O.E. boren, alternative pp. of beran (see BEAR (Cf. bear) (v.)). Distinction between born and borne is 17c … Etymology dictionary
born — /bɔn / (say bawn) verb 1. a past participle of bear1, now normally replaced in all senses by borne. –adjective 2. brought forth into independent being or life, from or as from the womb: the baby was born; the idea was born. 3. possessing from… …
Borne — Recorded in several spellings including Born, Bourn, Borne, and the occupational Borner, this is an English surname. It has two possible orgins. The first is locational from one of the many places called Born or Bourn, or it was topographical and … Surnames reference
borne — See bear, borne, born See borne, born … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
born — See bear, borne, born See borne, born … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
Borne Sulinowo — Coat of arms … Wikipedia
born — born, borne It is sometimes forgotten that born, relating to birth, is a past participle of the verb to bear, and that I was born on a Friday means ‘My mother bore me on a Friday’. Born is also used in figurative expressions such as an… … Modern English usage
borne — born, borne It is sometimes forgotten that born, relating to birth, is a past participle of the verb to bear, and that I was born on a Friday means ‘My mother bore me on a Friday’. Born is also used in figurative expressions such as an… … Modern English usage
Borne (Ostrowice) — Borne … Deutsch Wikipedia
born — , borne Both are past participles of the verb bear, but by convention they are used in slightly different ways. Born is limited to the idea of birth ( He was born in December ). Borne is used for the sense of supporting or tolerating ( She has… … Bryson’s dictionary for writers and editors
