Jessheim

Norwegian Bokmål no:Jessheim thumb|An aerial view of Jessheim. Etymology nb non Jasseimr, alternatively non Jesseímr. The first element is of uncertain origin; the second is non heimr home, dwelling; settlement, from gem-pro *haimaz home, house, village. The name originally referred to no Hovin kirke (Ullensaker) Hovin parish. From the late nineteenth century, it was transferred to the railway station and subsequently to the settlement that developed around it. Pronunciation nb /²jɛsː.hæɪm/ [ˈjɛ̂sː.hæɪ̯m] nb ɛsːhæɪm 2 nb Jess heim Proper noun nb proper noun nb city mun/Ullensaker county/Akershus c/Norway, serving as the administrative centre of Ullensaker municipality References Askheim, Svein: “Jessheim” in Store norske leksikon. “Jessheim”, Lokalhistoriewiki. Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Etymology From nn non Jasseimr, non Jesseimr. Pronunciation nn /²jɛsː(h)ɛɪm/ /²jesːum/ Proper noun nn proper noun a town with bystatus in nn Ullensaker, nn Akershus, Norway nn Towns in Norway nn terms suffixed with -heim