Abut (verb)

1. To touch or border upon.
2. To be next to or adjacent to something.

Origin:

Late 16th century (in the sense "lie adjacent to"): from latin abutere "use up, cause to lean", from ab- "away from" + uti "to use".

Examples:

1. The garden abuts the forest.
2. The property abuts a busy road.
3. The two buildings abut each other.
4. The park abuts the river.
5. The land abuts the national park.