kim.
horizon
Meaning & usage
horizon
Where this word comes from
From Middle Dutch kimme (“rim of a barrel; curved sides of a ship”), from Old Dutch *kimba, from Proto-West Germanic *kimbu, related to Middle Low German kimme (“notch, outermost edge, horizon”), Middle English chimbe (“rim of a barrel”), West Frisian kym (“rim of a barrel, edge”), Swedish kim (“rod, plank, flat trough made of thin timber”). More at English chimb.
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