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The E is a stepping stone — borrowed at rung 4 to keep stare a real word, then given back at the summit. There may be several par routes — the census above shows which ones climbers actually took.
An edible seed grown in a pod.
From Old English 'bean', referring to the broad bean, one of the oldest cultivated plants in Europe. It is a common Germanic word with close relatives in Dutch and German. The word has been in continuous use with essentially the same meaning for over a thousand years.
Full entry on Wiktionary ↗A violent weather event with strong wind and rain.
Storm comes from Old English 'storm,' meaning a tempest or commotion. It is shared across Germanic languages, appearing in Old Norse and Old High German in similar forms. The word likely traces back to a root meaning to stir or move violently.
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