feormeham
Old English
noun
Definitions
- farm
Etymology
Compound from Old English feorm (supplies, rent, feast, provision, food, provisions, subsistence, tribute, entertainment) + Old English ang (day, home, village, tight painful)+ Old English feorm (supplies, rent, feast, provision, food, provisions, subsistence, tribute, entertainment)+ Old English hām (home, village, community, region, country, manor, estate, house, hamlet, dwelling).
Origin
Old English
hām
Gloss
home, village, community, region, country, manor, estate, house, hamlet, dwelling
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
村
Emoji
🏠️ 🏡
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Gotham English
- hjem English
- whilere English
- ferma Latin
- firma Latin
- *fermō Proto-Germanic
- *firmō Proto-Germanic
- *haimaz Proto-Germanic
- Dunholm Old English
- Oxnaford Old English
- ang Old English
- dægfeorm Old English
- feorm Old English
- feormere Old English
- hamcyme Old English
- hamettan Old English
- hamfæreld Old English
- hamleas Old English
- hamsteall Old English
- healfbrocen Old English
- hām Old English
- meteþearfende Old English
- winterfeorm Old English
- wodnesdæg Old English
- þunresdæg Old English
- þursdæg Old English
- ham Middle English
- heme Middle English
- hom Middle English
- home Middle English
- *haim gmw-pro
- hyim Scots