Bloom
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 56
bldfim, v.i, to put forth blo oms: to flower to be in a state of beauty or vigour to flourish. h. a blo om or flower: the opening of flowers: Tosy colour: the prime or highest perfection of anything —p.adj Blooming (Ice bldm, Goth, bloina from root of A.S. bldwan to bloom, akin to \*. Jla-reo, to fluwet.)
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