Hearthstone ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hearthstone ( noun )

1. A flat stone that forms the floor of a fireplace and on which a fire can be built.
2. A stone placed at the base of a chimney to prevent drafts.

Origin:

Hearthstone comes from the old english word heorðstān which means stone of the hearth. the word has been in use since the 12th century.

Examples:

1. He replaced the old hearthstone with a new one made of marble.
2. The hearthstone was blackened with soot from years of use.
3. She swept the hearthstone clean before building a fire.
4. The hearthstone was cold to the touch, indicating the fire had gone out.
5. He placed a rug on the hearthstone to add some warmth to the room.

(As a verb)

Hearthstone ( verb )

1. A flat stone that forms the floor of a fireplace and on which a fire can be built.
2. A stone placed at the base of a chimney to prevent drafts.

Origin:

Hearthstone comes from the old english word heorðstān which means stone of the hearth. the word has been in use since the 12th century.

Examples:

1. He replaced the old hearthstone with a new one made of marble.
2. The hearthstone was blackened with soot from years of use.
3. She swept the hearthstone clean before building a fire.
4. The hearthstone was cold to the touch, indicating the fire had gone out.
5. He placed a rug on the hearthstone to add some warmth to the room.