v. Obs. [OE. toberan, f. TO-2 + beran, BEAR v.1] trans. To carry in different directions; to carry off, take away; also fig. to separate (persons) in feeling, etc.; to part, sunder, set at variance. Also refl.
971. Blickl. Hom., 95. Þeah þe hie ær eorþe bewriʓen hæfde,… oþþe wildeor abiton, oþþe fuʓlas tobæron.
c. 1000. Ælfric, Hom., I. 386. He is me ʓecoren fætels, þæt he tobere minne naman ðeodum.
c. 1250. Gen. & Ex., 2146. Ðo was vnder him ðanne putifar, And his wil ðat hem so to-bar.
c. 1320. Cast. Love, 522. Þe kynges sone al þis con heren, Hou his sustren hem to-beeren.
