The Collaborative International Dictionary
Beleft
Beleave \Be*leave"\, v. t. & i. [imp. & p. p. Beleft.]
To leave or to be left. [Obs.]
--May.
Wiktionary
beleft
vb. (context obsolete English) (en-pastbeleave)
Usage examples of "beleft".
And if ye will ride a pace ye shall find them fighting, and the lady was beleft with the two squires in the pavilions.
Right so the two men departed and beleft him to Sir Kay, that scorned him and mocked him.
By noon he was so out of sorts that heretreated to his place by the cutwater, hoping to beleft alone.
Sisko started to mention that they didn't evenknow yet whether or not the Defiant had survivedthe dangerous travel through the erupting core of thecluster to engage any Jem'Hadar ships that might beleft behind.