v. Obs. [OE. ʓelǽran: see Y- 3 c and LERE v.] To teach; to learn.
Beowulf, 3079. Ne meahton we ʓelæran leofne þeoden … ræd æniʓne.
c. 1290. Beket, 216, in S. Eng. Leg., 112. Seli child is sone i-lered.
c. 1300. Havelok, 12. Þat ye mowen nou y-here, And þe tale ye mowen y-lere.
1393. Langl., P. Pl., C. XII. 128. Thus þorw my lore beþ men ylered.
