Translation
edge, rim
Word origin
From German Rand ('edge, rim, margin'), a Germanic root for the border of a thing. Zamenhof took a good many concrete household words from German this way.
- Origin
- German
- Root
- Rand
Examples
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The cup stood on the edge of the table.
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We walked along the edge of the wood.
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Do not put the glass on the edge.
is the physical edge you could run a finger along: the rim of a cup, the lip of a table, the line where a wood stops. An abstract boundary or a limit you must not exceed is , and the corner where two edges meet is .
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