To come forth or come into being; to emerge or appear.
Compound of 'forth' (Old English, meaning forward) and 'come' (Old English 'cuman'). The verb emphasizes the forward motion of appearance, common in religious and literary contexts.
Medieval writers used 'forthcome' in biblical translations and epic poetry to describe divine manifestations or heroic arrivals—it's more dramatic and loaded with meaning than plain 'appear'!
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