あれ
Meanings
1
let there be ...; may it be ...
usually written using kana alonedated term
Dated imperative form of ある, used in wishes or blessings. Often seen in set phrases or literary contexts.
Let there be light.
May there be peace here.
2
auxiliary
please do ...
usually written using kana alonedated term
Dated auxiliary used after a verb stem or verbal noun prefixed with 御 (お/ご). Forms a polite imperative, often in commercial or formal set phrases like お試しあれ.
See also: お試しあれ
Please give it a try.
Please take a look.