A variant or archaic form related to abomination; something that is abhorred or detested.
From Old French 'abomine', derived from Latin 'abominari'. This form represents an earlier stage of English before standardization, when the word was spelled and used differently.
This is one of those 'fossil words' in English—it shows how the same Latin root generated multiple English forms across different time periods, and linguists can trace how pronunciation and spelling changed.
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