IPA: /bɪˈroʊbd/
KK: /bɪˈroʊbd/
Dressed in a robe, typically used to describe someone who is wearing a long, loose garment.
The scholar sat berobed in his study, surrounded by books and scrolls.
Berobed is formed from "b(e)robed" (from Old English "berobian", meaning to dress or clothe) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past participle). The word "berobed" means having been dressed or clothed, typically in a robe.
Think of someone who has been 'dressed' ('berobian') in a robe, which helps you remember that 'berobed' means wearing a robe.