Hammel

hammel German Etymology From de gmh hamel, from de goh hamal wether”, also an adjective “castrated, from de gmw-pro *hamal, from de gem-pro *hamalaz mutilated. Cognate with nl hamel. Pronunciation de /ˈhaməl/ [ˈha.ml̩] de De-Hammel.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Ham mel Noun m,,-:^ wether (castrated ram) de Hammelfleisch: the meat of a wether used for food; mutton jackass (person) Usage notes The plural is usually unchanged. The form de Hämmel was fairly common in the 19th century, but is now rare. Declension m,,-:^ Synonyms wether de kastrierter / de verschnittener de Schafbock (de Schafsbock); de Schöps Austria; eastern Germany Hammelfleisch de Schöpsernes Austrian; de Schöpsenfleisch Austria; eastern Germany Derived terms de Blödhammel Dreckhammel Hammelbein Hammelbraten Hammelbrust Hammeleintopf Hammelfett Hammelfettjade Hammelfleisch Hammelgedärm Hammelgeld Hammelherde Hammelkeule Hammelkotelett Hammelragout Hammelrippchen Hammelrücken Hammelschenkel Hammelschlegel Hammelschulter Hammelsprung Hammelsteak Hammeltalg Leithammel Leithammelstaat Neidhammel Streithammel Related terms de Hämling de hammeln Further reading de Male animals Meats Luxembourgish Etymology Probably inherited from lb goh hamal, though the modern Luxembourgish form is based on lb de Hammel; the native equivalent would be lb *Hummel. The word was rare because the area has very little tradition in sheep farming. Pronunciation lb /ˈhɑməl/ Noun m Hämmel wether, castrated ram lb slang pejorative fathead, fool Derived terms lb Hämmelfleesch lb Sheep People Pennsylvania German Etymology Compare de Hammel, nl hamel. Noun pdc noun m plural Hammel wether, castrated ram Derived terms pdc Hammelfleesch pdc Sheep Slovak Pronunciation Proper noun m-pr Hammelová sk m Declension m-pr surn Further reading