Forlorn
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 199
for-lorn', adj. quite lost forsaken wretched. [A.S.forloren, pa p offorh’osan 10 los a—for, away, and leosan, to lose, Ger. vet loren pa.p. of verheren, to lose.] Forlorn-nopd, for-lom'-hop, n a body of soldieis selected for some service of uncommon danger. (From the Dut vcrloren hoop, the forlorn or lost troop. See Hope Form, form, n shape of a body: the boundary line of an object a model a mould mode of arrangement: order: regularity, system, as of government beauty or elegance: established practice: ceremony. (/nut the type from which an impre ion is to taken arranged and secured ui a chase m thejal senses pron form) a long seat, a bench jn school. the pupils on a form, a cla , the bed of a hare, which takes its shape from the.uumal's body. [Fr forme—L form a- -fern, to bear, like factes appearance, from facto, to make
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