begirding (Meaning)

Webster

begirding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Begird

The castle's walls begirded its perimeter, providing formidable protection against invaders.
The knight's chain mail begirded his body, shielding him from the enemy's wrath.
The tree's roots begirded the ground, anchoring it firmly in the soil.
The mother's love begirded her child, creating a warm and nurturing environment.
The lake begirded the town, offering both aesthetic beauty and economic opportunities.
The scientist's knowledge begirded his understanding of the universe, expanding his horizons.
The river begirded the valley, providing a vital source of water for its inhabitants.
The mountain's slopes begirded its peak, creating a challenging ascent for climbers.
The garden's flowers begirded the path, filling the air with their sweet fragrance.
The conversation begirded controversial topics, sparking both heated debate and thoughtful consideration.

of Begird

wrapping, circling, bandaging, girting, tying up, girthing, enwinding,engirding, girding, engirdling

unwrapping, unwrapping, ungirding, unwinding, unwinding, ungirding, unbinding, unbinding, untying, unshackling

The castle's walls begirded its perimeter, providing formidable protection against invaders.

The knight's chain mail begirded his body, shielding him from the enemy's wrath.

The tree's roots begirded the ground, anchoring it firmly in the soil.

The mother's love begirded her child, creating a warm and nurturing environment.