Horner

horner Hörner English Pronunciation en en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Horner.wav Southern England Etymology 1 From en enm hornere. Proper noun ~ s en. en hamlet par/Luccombe co/Somerset cc/England previously in dist/Somerset West and Taunton and dist/West Somerset before that OS grid ref SS8945. List of United Kingdom locations: Hop-Ht#Hop-Hos The River Horner or Horner Water, en a minor river co/Somerset which passes through the hamlet. en ucomm co/Lewis County s/West Virginia c/USA; from the surname. Derived terms en Bernard-Horner syndrome Claude Bernard-Horner syndrome Jack Horner pie Horner's method Horner's rule Horner's scheme Horner's syndrome Horner syndrome Horner-Wadsworth-Emmons reaction Horner-Wittig reaction Etymology 2 From en Horn er inhabitant. Noun en informal Someone who is from the Horn of Africa. en Oromos are the most populous Horners, whilst Amharas are the most populous highland Horners Usage notes The term Horner also sometimes functions as a panethnic umbrella term or catch-all term for the Afroasiatic groups in the Horn of Africa, such as Omotic people, Ethiosemitic people (Habasha), Muqedians (Muqedites) and Cushites considered collectively. Sometimes Nilotic ethnic groups are also included under the Horner umbrella. Synonyms en Horn African Adjective Of, relating to, or characteristic of the Horn of Africa, its nations, or its inhabitants. en Havng aerobic endurance is a Horner trait References Anagrams en ehnorr Herron Rohner en surnames from occupations