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This is not terribly close to "pbren" unless one accepts that "e" and "i" were often interchangeable in medieval spelling AND that maybe some letters have been compressed out (and that the first letter is a "p" with a line through the descender to create "per"), but there is a word in Latin that I have seen in medieval manuscripts peribimus (pbren pbrim?) which means "we will perish".

Then, if read as Latin, valden p[eri]bren[us] might be interpreted as "we will greatly perish" or "we will perish to a great extent" or "many of us will perish". It's a bit of a stretch, but since the word "peribimus" does show up abbreviated as pibim9 or pbim9, I thought I would add it to the thread.