twere
/ˈtwɛɹi/ or /ˈtwɪər/Definitions
1. verb
used in archaic or poetic language to express a hypothetical or conditional statement, equivalent to ‘were’ in modern English
“Had I been there, twere better for thee.”
2. noun
an archaic or poetic variant of ‘were’ (third person singular present of the verb ‘to be’)
“This twere a great day to go to the park.”