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Etymology of the English word home

the English word home
derived from the English word ham
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *kham-
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *tkei-
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *khaim-

Derivations in English

homebound, homebred, homebuilder, homebuilding, homebuyer, homegrown, homeland, homelike, homemade, homemaker, homemaking, homeowner, homer, homesick, homesite, homespun, homework, homeworker, homey, homing, homebody, homeplace, homeroom, homestretch, hometown, homely, homestall, homestead, motorhome

Derivations in other languages

French home

Cognates

Dutch heem, French hameau, German heim, German Heim, Icelandic heima, Icelandic heimur, Swedish hem, Yiddish hejm

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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