1. home (n.)
to long to be
home
ham (Old English),
"dwelling place, house,
abode, fixed residence; estate;
village; region, country,"
from *haimaz (Proto-Germanic),
“home”
place
/ hem (Old Frisian)
/ hemir/heima (Old Norse)
/ hjem (Danish)
/ heem (Middle Dutch)
/ heim (German)
/ haims (Gothic)
history
from *(t)koimo- (PIE),
root *tkei- "to settle, dwell, be
home;"
perhaps a story of being
& ubeity -- of person & place;
homestead homeostasis
to belong
home
