on mod berinnan

Old English

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /on moːd beˈrin.nɑn/

Verb

on mōd berinnan

to occur (of a thought or idea): come to mind, cross one's mind
- c. 900, Werferth, translation of the Dialogues of Gregory
  Ān wundor iċ wille seċġan þæt mē nū on mōd berann.
  I want to tell you about one miracle that just occurred to me.
- c. 992, Ælfric's preface to his first book of homilies
  Þā berann mē on mōd þæt iċ þās bōc of Lǣdenum ġereorde tō Englisċre sprǣċe āwende.
  Then it occurred to me that I should translate this book from Latin into English.
- c. 992, Ælfric, "The Second Sunday After Pentecost"
  Siþþan sē rīċa wearþ orwēne his āgenre ālīesednesse, þā berann him on mōd his ġebrōðra ġemynd.
  When the rich man had lost hope that he would ever escape, the memory of his brothers came to his mind.
- c. 996, Ælfric's Lives of Saints
  Wē sċulon seċġan be þǣre snotoran Petronellan þæs ēadigan Petres dehter, ac ūs berann þis on mōd.
  We have to speak about Saint Peter's wise daughter Petronilla, but this crossed our minds.

Usage notes

If something comes to mind that one knows already, the phrase on ġemynd cuman (literally "come into memory") might be used instead.

单词	on mod berinnan
释义	on mod berinnan Old English Pronunciation IPA^(key): /on moːd beˈrin.nɑn/ Verb on mōd berinnan to occur (of a thought or idea): come to mind, cross one's mind c. 900, Werferth, translation of the Dialogues of Gregory Ān wundor iċ wille seċġan þæt mē nū on mōd berann. I want to tell you about one miracle that just occurred to me. c. 992, Ælfric's preface to his first book of homilies Þā berann* mē on mōd þæt iċ þās bōc of Lǣdenum ġereorde tō Englisċre sprǣċe āwende.* Then it occurred to me that I should translate this book from Latin into English. c. 992, Ælfric, "The Second Sunday After Pentecost" Siþþan sē rīċa wearþ orwēne his āgenre ālīesednesse, þā berann* him on mōd his ġebrōðra ġemynd.* When the rich man had lost hope that he would ever escape, the memory of his brothers came to his mind. c. 996, Ælfric's Lives of Saints Wē sċulon seċġan be þǣre snotoran Petronellan þæs ēadigan Petres dehter, ac ūs berann* þis on mōd.* We have to speak about Saint Peter's wise daughter Petronilla, but this crossed our minds. Usage notes If something comes to mind that one knows already, the phrase on ġemynd cuman (literally "come into memory") might be used instead.
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