Be ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Be ( verb )

1. Exist or occur; take place.
2. Occupy a place or position.
3. Used to indicate that someone or something has the specified status or identity.
4. Used to indicate that something is happening or is the case.

Origin:

Old english bēon, of germanic origin; related to dutch zijn and german sein, from an indo-european root shared by sanskrit asmi, greek einai, and latin esse.

Examples:

1. The concert will be held in the park tomorrow evening.
2. She was being a good friend and listening to his problems.
3. The coffee mug was on the table.
4. The weather is nice today.
5. I am not going to the party.

(As a noun)

Be ( noun )

1. Exist or occur; take place.
2. Occupy a place or position.
3. Used to indicate that someone or something has the specified status or identity.
4. Used to indicate that something is happening or is the case.

Origin:

Old english bēon, of germanic origin; related to dutch zijn and german sein, from an indo-european root shared by sanskrit asmi, greek einai, and latin esse.

Examples:

1. The concert will be held in the park tomorrow evening.
2. She was being a good friend and listening to his problems.
3. The coffee mug was on the table.
4. The weather is nice today.
5. I am not going to the party.