bield
/beɪld/Definitions
1. noun
A shelter or refuge, especially one made of branches or other natural materials; a thicket or copse.
“The deer found a bield in the dense thicket to escape the storm.”
2. noun
A Scottish term for a small, enclosed space or courtyard, especially within a building.
“The old cottage had a small bield in the center where the family would gather.”
3. verb
To provide or take shelter in a bield.
“The hikers had to bield from the wind and rain in the nearby cave.”