HOLM


Meaning of HOLM in English

I. noun

or holme ˈhōm also ōlm

( -s )

Etymology: Middle English, from Old English holm, from Old Norse hōlmr small island; akin to Old English holm sea, Old Saxon holm hill, Old English hyll hill — more at hill

1. Britain : a small island in a river or lake or near the mainland — often used in place names

2. chiefly Britain : low flat land near a river : bottoms

II. noun

( -s )

Etymology: Middle English, alteration of holen holly, from Old English — more at holly

: holm oak

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