Type Element
Usage Old High German [1]
Meaning & History
Old High German prefix meaning "whole, great, universal".
Related Items
Other Languages & Cultureseormen(Anglo-Saxon) ermun(Frankish) airmans(Gothic) ermunaz(Old Germanic) jǫrmun(Old Norse)
Given Name DescendantsEormenhild(Anglo-Saxon) Ema(Bosnian) Emma(Catalan) Ema(Croatian) Ema(Czech) Emma, Irma(Danish) Emma, Irma(Dutch) Emma, Erma, Ermintrude, Irma(English) Emma, Irma(Finnish) Emma(French) Ime(Frisian) Irma(Georgian) Emma, Irma, Irmentrud, Irmhild, Irmtraud, Irmtraut, Irmengard, Irmgard, Irmingard, Irmtrud(German) Emma, Ermelinde, Ermendrud, Ermengard, Ermengarde, Ermengardis, Ermentrud, Ermentrude, Ermentrudis, Erminhilt, Erminlinda, Ima, Irma(Germanic) Emma, Irma(Hungarian) Emma(Icelandic) Emma, Ermelinda, Imelda, Irma(Italian) Emma(Latvian) Ema, Irma(Lithuanian) Emma(Norwegian) Ema, Ermelinda(Portuguese) Ema(Slovak) Ema, Irma(Slovene) Ema, Emma, Imelda, Irma(Spanish) Emma, Irma(Swedish)
Sources & References
- Köbler, Gerhard. Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch, entry *irmīn, available from https://www.koeblergerhard.de/ahdwbhin.html.
