Obs. [OE. weorf (rare) a beast of burden.] A ‘beast’ for riding on.
c. 1175. Lamb. Hom., 79. [He] bond his wunden & brohte him huppen his werue. Ibid., 85. Uppen his werue, þet is unorne mare. [= Lk. x. 34 in jumentum suum.]
