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what did the word 'bloom'mean in old english?

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Answered by BeccarPexity

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Answer:

bloom (n.2) "rough mass of wrought iron," from Old English bloma "lump of metal; mass," which is of unknown origin.

Answered by shubhamsharma20051

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it meant to be move with swift air

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