hamus
- (declension-2) A hook
- (declension-2) A fishhook
- (declension-2) The barb of an arrow
Pronounced as (IPA)
[ˈhaː.mʊs]
Etymology
Of unknown origin. Possibly related to Proto-Germanic *hamô (“collar, harness, fishnet”). Traditionally compared to Ancient Greek χάβος (khábos, “muzzle, curved”), but De Vaan rejects the possibility of a loan due to the vowel length.
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