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ere  (âr)
prep.
Previous to; before.
conj.
Rather than; before.

[Middle English er, from Old English r; see ayer- in Indo-European roots.]

ere [ɛə]
conj & prep
a poetic word for before
[Old English ǣr; related to Old Norse ār early, Gothic airis earlier, Old High German ēr earlier, Greek eri early]
Translations
ere [ɛəʳ] (poet)
A. PREPantes de
ere longdentro de poco
B. CONJantes de que
ere (old, poet)
prepehe, bevor; ere nowbisher; ere longbinnen Kurzem
conjehe, bevor


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