hamel
1 of 2noun (1)
variants or hamil
ˈamə̇l,
ˈ(h)ām-
plural -s
now dialectal, England
: hamlet
hamel
2 of 2noun (2)
ham·el
ˈhaməl
plural -s
Africa
: wether
Word History
Etymology
Noun (1)
Middle French hamel
Noun (2)
Afrikaans, from Middle Dutch; akin to Old English hamola man with cropped hair, Old High German hamal wether, hamal castrated, Old Norse hamla to castrate, skammr short, Sanskrit śamala error, damage; basic meaning: castrated
- do a favor for someone
- do a good job
- do a good/great job
- do a great job
- do a job on
- do a lot of good
- do a moonlight flit
- do a number on
- do a perisher
- do a power of good
- do a roaring business
- do a roaring business/trade
- do a roaring trade
- do a runner
- do a service
- do a slow burn
- do a strip
- limax
- limaxes
- Limay
- limaçon
- limb
- limba
- limbas
- limbate