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Sims
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sims SIMS
English
Alternative forms
surname en Simms Symes
Etymology
From en Sim, the short form of en Simon + en -s.
Pronunciation
en /sɪmz/
Proper noun
en given names.
en number of places c/USA:
en village co/Wayne County s/Illinois.
en twp/and/CDP therein, in co/Grant County s/Indiana.
en twp co/Arenac County s/Michigan.
en town co/Wilson County s/North Carolina.
en ghost town co/Brazos County s/Texas.
Derived terms
en Sims position Sims test
Noun
en noun form
en Sim
Anagrams
en imss MISS ISMs isms MSiS Miss. miss ISMS MSIs SMIs Miss
German
Etymology
From de gmh simez, from de goh simiz. Lacking cognates in Germanic, therefore usually connected to de la sima horizontal element at the top of a column, perhaps through de la-lat simatus.
Pronunciation
de /zɪms/
de De-Sims.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
m:n,es:-[rare in the simplex]
horizontal protrusion or ridge on a wall etc.
ledge one inside which can be used as a shelf
cornice one outside, for draining or ornamentation
Usage notes
The genitive singular is normally de des Simses. The unchanged variant sounds somewhat odd in the simplex, but is quite acceptable in compounds, e.g. de des Kaminsims.
Declension
m:n,es:-[rare in the simplex]
Hyponyms
de Kaminsims
de Felssims
de Fenstersims
Further reading
de Architectural elements
Pennsylvania German
Etymology
Compare de Sims
Noun
pdc noun m
cornice
shelf