c. 1300, "to become acquainted with; to be aware or conscious of" (obsolete), from Old English becnawan "to know," or a Middle English formation from be- + know (v.). Related: Beknown; beknowing.
being
beingness
Beirut
bejesus
bejewel
beknow
Bel
bel
bel canto
bel paese
belabor
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