English

Noun

begiving ‎(uncountable)

1. The act or process of begiving or giving out; issuing.
   • 1992, Rita B. Dandridge, Black women's blues: a literary anthology, 1934-1988:

     I have give my age in to many people, but I don't know how they have been turn in to the order of yours, as the begiving.

   • 2004, Communion, www.thewaystation.org/Communion.html:

     How am I begiving? To whom do I begive and why? What is the quality of my begiving? How willing am I to begive? How much? To what extent?

   • 2010, Chris Worth, Captain Jeans and the Quest for Keith, storywrite.com:

     Maria was forever to begive her begivings to the loathsome imposter who’s waddling skulk had haunted her. Thus life nourishes death and as the witch died so did she.

   • , bN : Gay Secrets, www.bannination.com/comments/5018800:

     If someone commited adultery and hence broke the Law with such generous begivings they were entitled to harshest punishment to save time.

Verb

begiving

1. present participle of begive