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Date:
1300-1400
Language:
Old English
Origin:
bedreda
'person who has to stay in bed'
, from bedd
'bed'
+ -rida, -reda
'rider'
bedridden
adjective
Related topics:
Illness and Disability
bed‧rid‧den
MI
unable to leave your bed, especially because you are old or ill
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