Gird ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Gird ( verb )

1. To encircle or put a belt around someone or something.
2. To prepare oneself for action or to brace oneself for an event.

Origin:

The word gird is derived from the old english word "gyrdan" meaning "to encircle".

Examples:

1. She girded herself with the belt and set off.
2. The knight girded on his sword before the battle.
3. He girded his loins before the race.
4. The king girded on the sword of state.
5. He girded the bundle with twine.

(As a verb)

Gird ( verb )

1. To encircle or put a belt around someone or something.
2. To prepare oneself for action or to brace oneself for an event.

Origin:

The word gird is derived from the old english word "gyrdan" meaning "to encircle".

Examples:

1. She girded herself with the belt and set off.
2. The knight girded on his sword before the battle.
3. He girded his loins before the race.
4. The king girded on the sword of state.
5. He girded the bundle with twine.