What is the meaning of Weren?

plural simple past of be

to hold back, to keep out

to defend oneself, to put up resistance

plural of weer

hold back, to keep out, to resist

to prevent

to protect

to fight against, to oppose

to object (in court)

to refuse, to deny

to continue, persist

plural past indicative/subjunctive of been

To wear or bear; to have on: To wear particular clothing or jewelry. To carry an item on one's person. To wear as a symbol (of devotion, power, status, etc.) To have or show (one's flesh or hair)

To wear particular clothing or jewelry.

To carry an item on one's person.

To wear as a symbol (of devotion, power, status, etc.)

To have or show (one's flesh or hair)

To erode; to cause to decay or disappear: To wear out; to make decayed through aging, exhaustion, or use. To deplete or expend; to exhaust a supply (including of energy) To stop or terminate; to cause to end.

To wear out; to make decayed through aging, exhaustion, or use.

To deplete or expend; to exhaust a supply (including of energy)

To stop or terminate; to cause to end.

To decay, disappear, or tire.

To employ, use, or utilise.

alternative form of werren

eye

Source: Wiktionary