IPA: //briː//
KK: /bri/
A type of broth or liquid made from boiling meat, vegetables, or grains, often used as a base for soups or sauces.
She prepared a delicious chicken bree for the soup.
The word 'bree' originates from Old English 'bregdan', meaning to move quickly or to weave. It refers to a swift movement or a light, airy quality, often associated with the wind or a gentle breeze.
Think of the Old English word for quick movement — that's why 'bree' evokes a sense of lightness and swiftness, like a gentle wind.