v. Obs. [OE. ætberan (oðberan), f. AT- pref.1, 2 + beran to BEAR.]
1. [f. AT-1] trans. To bear to, to bring. (In OE.)
a. 1000. Daniel (Gr.), 538. He wandor maniʓ for men ætbær.
2. [f. AT-2] trans. To bear away, carry off.
a. 1000. Beowulf, 4261. Hió þæt lic ætbær.
c. 1350[?]. MS. Digby No. 86. 123 (Halliw.). A wonder thing he sey him thar, A wolf his other child atbar.
