Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gebur
Noun
/ˈɡeɪ.bʊər/

Definition
Gebur is a term from Old English, referring to a person born into a specific social setting or background.

Examples
- The gebur of the noble family was expected to uphold their legacy.
- In medieval society, the gebur often determined one’s opportunities and social standing.

Meaning
It typically describes one’s birth or lineage, emphasizing the familial connections inherent in a person’s identity.

Synonyms
- Heritage
- Lineage
- Parentage
- Descent