Hamm

hamm English Etymology As an English and en de - surname, from ang hamm enclosure enclosure, land by a stream. Also as a German surname, from Hamm in Westphalia, itself from a en nds - derivative of en gem-pro *hammō corner, hollow, bend, used in the sense "river bend," similar to de Hamburg. Proper noun An English topographic surname for someone who lived in an area of flat land near a river; or a habitational name from several places with the same name in southern England. en city s/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany. Anagrams en ahmm Ah Mm en surnames East Central German Etymology Compare de Heim. Noun gmw-ecg noun gmw-ecg Erzgebirgisch home Related terms gmw-ecg Hammweh Further reading 57 German de: Etymology From de gml ham, gml hamm land enclosed by a river; cognate with ang hamm enclosure enclosure. Pronunciation de /ˈham/ de De-Hamm.ogg de De-Hamm2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de am 1 Proper noun surname de topographic or habitational with an etymology similar to that of en Hamm Proper noun toponym de independent city s/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany Hamm de municipality s/Rhineland-Palatinate c/Germany Hamm