v. Obs. [f. BE- 1 + WOUND v.] trans. To cover or afflict with wounds. Hence Bewounding ppl. a.
1556. Abp. Parker, Psalter xxxviii. 108. Bewound me not.
1612. J. Davies, Muse’s Sacr., 16 (D.). With wounded spirit I salute Thy wounds, O all-bewounding Sacrifice for sinne!
