Senso (Inglese)

Opposto di
away, road, visitor
Frequenza

A1
Pronunciato come (IPA)
/hÉ™ŹŠm/
Etimologia (Inglese)

In summary

From Middle English hōm, from Old English hām, from Proto-West Germanic *haim, from Proto-Germanic *haimaz (ā€œhome, villageā€), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱóymos (ā€œvillage, homeā€), from the root *tįø±ey-. Doublet of heyem. Cognates Cognate with Scots hame (ā€œhomeā€), Yola haime, hime, hyme (ā€œhomeā€), Saterland Frisian Heem (ā€œhomeā€), Alemannic German haim, hei, heim, hemmu (ā€œhomeā€), Bavarian hama, hame (ā€œhomeā€), Cimbrian hòam, huam (ā€œhomeā€), Dutch heem, heim (ā€œhomeā€), German Heim (ā€œhomeā€), Limburgish heim, Héïm (ā€œhomeā€), Luxembourgish Heem (ā€œhomeā€), Mòcheno hoa'm (ā€œhomeā€), Vilamovian ham, hām, haom (ā€œhomeā€), Yiddish היים (heym, ā€œhomeā€), Danish hjem (ā€œhomeā€), Faroese, Icelandic heim (ā€œhomeā€), heimur (ā€œworldā€), Norwegian BokmĆ„l heim, hjem (ā€œhomeā€), Norwegian Nynorsk heim (ā€œhomeā€), Swedish hem (ā€œhomeā€), Gothic šŒ·šŒ°šŒ¹šŒ¼šƒ (haims, ā€œvillageā€), Irish caoimh (ā€œdearā€), Lithuanian kaimas (ā€œvillageā€), Å”eima (ā€œfamilyā€), Albanian komb (ā€œnation, peopleā€), Old Church Slavonic сѣмь (sěmÄ­, ā€œseedā€), Ancient Greek ĪŗĻŽĪ¼Ī· (kṓmē, ā€œvillageā€), from Proto-Indo-European *įø±ey- (ā€œto lieā€) (compare Hittite [script needed] (kittari, ā€œit liesā€), Ancient Greek κεῖμαι (keĆ®mai, ā€œto lie downā€), Latin civis (ā€œcitizenā€), Avestan š¬Æš¬€š¬‰š¬™š¬ˆ (saēte, ā€œhe lies, restsā€), Sanskrit ą¤¶ą¤Æą„‡ (śÔye, ā€œhe liesā€)).

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