Buckingham

English <dab!> Etymology From en ang Buccingahām, from the personal name ang Bucca (see ang bucca he-goatThe Home Counties Magazine, Volume 8 (1906)) + ang -ing belonging to + ang hām home. Pronunciation en /ˈbʌk.ɪŋ.əm/ UK Proper noun The Buckingham Palace. A place name: en town co/Buckinghamshire cc/England. en former city p/Quebec c/Canada, merged into Gatineau in 2002. en number of places c/USA: en unincorporated community s/Colorado, named after a railroad official. en census-designated place s/Florida. en village s/Illinois. en unincorporated community s/Iowa, named after Buckingham County, VA. en twp co/Bucks County s/Pennsylvania. en twp co/Wayne County s/Pennsylvania. en former city s/Texas, now part of Richardson, Texas. en census-designated place/county seat co/Buckingham County s/Virginia. A dukedom in the English peerage. en habitational Old English derived from the place name. Derived terms en Buckinghamshire en Buckingham County en Buckingham Palace Translations a place name French: fr Bouquinquan Hindi: hi बकिंघम m References en terms suffixed with -ham French Etymology The district is named after the fr en - town of en Buckingham. Pronunciation [gha:g_.e] fr Buckingham fr ɛm 3 Proper noun m fr district rcm/Gatineau r/Outaouais p/Quebec c/Canada Derived terms fr Buckinois, fr Buckinoise