brood

• vt.孵化する; 抱卵する
• n. 群れ
• n.（ブルード）人の名前；（スウェーデン）Brod.

breedから、繁殖、孵化へ。本来は抱卵中の鶏の苛立ちを指すが、後に不安を指すようになった。

brood

brood: [OE] Like breed, brood came from a prehistoric Germanic base *brōd-, whose ultimate source was Indo-European *bhrē- ‘burn, heat’ (its other English descendants include braise, breath, and probably brawn). The underlying notion of brood is thus not so much ‘reproduction’ as ‘incubation, the warmth that promotes hatching’. The verbal sense ‘worry’ developed in the 18th century.
=> braise, brawn, breath, breed

brood (n.)

Old English brod "brood, fetus, hatchling," from Proto-Germanic *brod (cognates: Middle Dutch broet, Old High German bruot, German Brut "brood"), literally "that which is hatched by heat," from *bro- "to warm, heat," from PIE *bhre- "burn, heat, incubate," from root *bhreue- "to boil, bubble, effervesce, burn" (see brew (v.)).

brood (v.)

"sit on eggs, hatch," mid-15c., from brood (n.). The figurative meaning ("to incubate in the mind") is first recorded 1570s, from notion of "nursing" one's anger, resentment, etc. Related: Brooded; brooding.

1. I continued to brood .Would he always be like this？

私はずっと不安に思っていた：彼はずっとこのようになるのだろうか？

2.The hen brought off a brood of young.

メンドリはヒヨコを孵化させた。

3.There 's Mrs.Brien taking her brood for a walk.

ブライアン夫人は彼女の子供たちを連れて散歩しています。

4.It is time for hens to brood .

メンドリが卵を孵化する時だ。

5.Speak out.Don 't just brood over things.

何かあったら言って、気にしないで。