Rahm

English Rahm (name) Etymology Variant of Rehm. Pronunciation en Proper noun s en German. en 12 January 2026 Steve Sutcliffe Koepka to make PGA Tour return in January https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/articles/ce9yvp50ve8o BBC News The PGA Tour has opened the door to the return of major winners Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau and Cam Smith from LIV Golf after accepting Brooks Koepka back on to the American circuit. 5 September 2026 https://web.archive.org/web/20260906133531/https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/articles/ce9yvp50ve8o 6 September 2026 Bavarian Etymology From bar gmh roum, from bar goh roum, from bar gmw-pro *raum, from bar gem-pro *raumaz. Pronunciation bar /raːm/ bar aːm Noun m cream (milkfat) bar Obers Sahne Austria Germany German Alternative forms de Ram Raum Rohm Rom Room all obsolete Etymology Dialectal variant of expected de Raum (early modern German, rare), from de gmh roum, from de goh roum, from de gmw-pro *raum, from de gem-pro *raumaz. The form de Rahm ousted the regular form due to homonymy with de Raum room, from gmh rūm. Dialects that have developed Middle High German -ou- into -ā- are found in south-eastern and central-western Germany. Cognate with nl room and en ream. Pronunciation de /ʁaːm/ de De-Rahm.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aːm 1 Noun m,(e)s.sg de especially South German Switzerland Austria cream (milkfat) de Sahne Usage notes In German standard German, Rahm is used mainly in compounds (such as Rahmsoße, Sauerrahm etc.); otherwise de Sahne is much more common. This is not necessarily true of colloquial varieties nor of standard German in Austria and Switzerland. Declension m,(e)s.sg Synonyms de Obers (Austrian dialect) de Schmetten (Austrian dialect) Derived terms de entrahmen rahmig Rahmkäse Rahmsoße Rahmstufe Sauerrahm Rahmsdorf See also de Creme “cream” in the sense of “frosting” Further reading