IPA: /ɜrn/
KK: /ɜrn/
A type of bird, specifically a sea eagle, known for its large size and powerful build.
The ern soared gracefully above the cliffs, searching for fish in the ocean below.
To stir with strong emotion, often related to feelings of grief or mourning.
She began to ern as she remembered her lost friend.
Past: erned
Past Participle: erned
The word 'ern' originates from Old English 'earn', meaning eagle. It refers specifically to this bird of prey, often associated with strength and freedom.
Think of the Old English word for eagle, 'earn', to remember that 'ern' refers to this majestic bird.