An archaic or dialectal spelling of 'around,' meaning on all sides or in the vicinity of something.
Middle English variant of 'around,' from 'a-' (on) + 'round.' This form appears in older texts and some dialects, representing pronunciation variations that existed before spelling standardization in the 1700s.
Arround shows up in historical documents and helps linguists understand how English spelling wasn't fixed until relatively recently—people spelled it different ways based on how they pronounced it.
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