-heim

German Alternative forms de -em -um reductions Etymology From de gmh - and de goh heim, from de gem-pro *haimaz. (In northern Germany, from adaptation of de gml - and de osx hēm, from the same Germanic source.) See de Heim, en home, en -ham for more. Pronunciation de [-haɪ̯m] de De--heim.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Suffix de suffix noun-forming suffixes n Placename suffix: Indicating a place of dwelling; home Derived terms de Allersheim Altheim Auenheim Bergheim Bischofsheim Blankenheim Bornheim Bubenheim Buchheim Büdesheim Burgheim Dalheim Dietersheim Dornheim Feldheim Forchheim Friedenheim Friedheim Friesenheim Griesheim Gundelsheim Herbolzheim Heuchelheim Hillesheim Hochheim Holzheim Horchheim Hundheim Hundsheim Kirchheim Krautheim Müggelheim Mühlheim Mülheim Müllheim Nauheim Neuheim Nordheim Oberthalheim Ostheim Reinheim Riedheim Rietheim Rodheim Schwanheim Schweinheim Sonnheim Sontheim Stammheim Steinheim Stockheim Stöckheim Talheim Thalheim Waldheim Weilheim Weinsheim Westheim Windheim Norwegian Nynorsk Alternative forms nn -eim 2 dia nn -ei nn -em nn -om nn -um Etymology From non -heimr, non -eimr, from non heimr. Akin to en -ham. Pronunciation nn /hɛɪm/ after consonants nn /ɛɪm/ /hɛɪm/ Noun home Place-name suffix, variously indicating a settlement, farm or enclosure. Derived terms nn andheim nn dulheim nn Helheim nn Trondheim nn