Rimmed
/rɪmd/noun
Having a rim or border; often edged or surrounded.
Did you know?Rim comes from Old English *rima*, a word for an edge or border, and its deep Germanic relatives include words for the edge of a blade and the lip of a vessel — the language of boundaries is ancient.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*reie-
“to scratch, tear, or cut”
Proto-Germanic
PGmc
*rimô
“edge, border”
Old English
EN
rima
“edge, border, hem”
Middle English
EN
rim
“edge or border of a hollow object”
Modern English
EN
rimmed
“having a rim or edge”