`bear` in Latin

bear

1. noun
   • large heavy carnivorous mammal
     
     ursus

     The bear roamed through the forest. — Ursus per silvam vagabatur.
   • [financial], investor expecting market decline
     
     mercator pessimista [financial]

     The bear sold all his shares. — Mercator pessimista omnes partes suas vendidit.
2. verb
   • carry or support something
     
     ferre

     He could not bear the weight. — Pondus ferre non poterat.
   • endure or tolerate something
     
     sustinere

     She could not bear the pain. — Dolorem sustinere non poterat.
   • give birth to a child
     
     parere

     She will bear a son. — Filium pariet.
   • [financial], decline in stock market prices
     
     declinare [financial]

     The market began to bear. — Forum declinare coepit.