Rhyme
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 446
rim, n. \o?ig Mvords arranged m numbcis or verse, the correspondence of sounds at the unis of verses poetry. v.t. to cories pond m sound to make rhymes or verses.— v to put into rhyme. ns. Rhym'er, Rhym's ter. [Properly rune (the hy being due to the influence of Rhythm] —A. S. run, number, cog with Ger. rlui (Ger. reudyi
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