bourn
/baʊrn/Definitions
1. noun
A stream or river, especially one that has formed part of the boundary of a district or estate.
“The village stood at the bourn, marking the border between two neighboring towns.”
2. noun
A source or origin, especially of a river or stream.
“The bourn of the river was shrouded in mystery, with no one knowing its true origin.”
3. verb
To flow or move like a river.
“The water bourne rapidly down the mountain, creating a beautiful waterfall.”