-ham

English

From the convergence of two elements:

Middle English -ham, -hame, from Old English hām (“home, farm, estate”), from Proto-West Germanic *haim. Cognate with German -heim and Dutch -hem, and doublet of home.
Middle English -hamme, from Old English hamm (“enclosure”, often specifically “land enclosed by a river”), from the root of Proto-West Germanic *hammjan (“to pinch, to hem, to enclose”).

-ham

English words suffixed with -ham

单词	-ham
释义	-ham English Etymology From the convergence of two elements: Middle English -ham, -hame, from Old English hām (“home, farm, estate”), from Proto-West Germanic haim. Cognate with German -heim* and Dutch -hem, and doublet of home. Middle English -hamme, from Old English hamm (“enclosure”, often specifically “land enclosed by a river”), from the root of Proto-West Germanic hammjan (“to pinch, to hem, to enclose”). Pronunciation (UK) IPA^(key): (always unstressed) /əm/, /həm/ (US) IPA^(key): (with secondary stress) /ˌhæm/, (unstressed) /həm/ Suffix -ham* Place-name suffix, variously indicating a settlement, farm or enclosure. Derived terms English words suffixed with -ham Related terms -hampton -hamsted, -hamstead, -hampstead (compare also homestead) Further reading Key to English Place-names (2005), Institute for Name Studies, University of Nottingham.
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