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The quiet act of pointing your effort somewhere on purpose.
means To direct something — a weapon, a goal, an intention — toward a specific target or outcome.
from From Old French aesmer, to estimate or assess, rooted in Latin aestimare, to value — because before you can hit a thing, you first have to judge where it is.
Twin meaningBoth the physical pointing and the abstract goal.
Archery debtSteadied a bow long before it steadied ambitions.
Estimate kinShares roots with esteem and estimate.