Hammel

German

Etymology

From Middle High German hamel from Old High German hamal (adjective).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈhaml̩/
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Noun

Hammel m (genitive Hammels, plural Hammel)

Declension

Declension of Hammel

	singular			plural
	indef.	def.	noun	def.	noun
nominative	ein	der	Hammel	die	Hammel
genitive	eines	des	Hammels	der	Hammel
dative	einem	dem	Hammel	den	Hammeln
accusative	einen	den	Hammel	die	Hammel

Synonyms

(wether)

Schaf, kastrierter / verschnittener Schafbock / Schafsbock, Schöps (East German, Austrian)

(mutton)

Hammelfleisch, Schöpsernes (Austrian), Schöpsenfleisch (Austrian and East Middle German)

Derived terms

Terms derived from Hammel

Blödhammel
Dreckhammel
eingebildeter Hammel
Hammel-
Hammelbein
Hammelbraten
Hammelbrust
Hammeleintopf
Hammelfett
Hammelfettjade
Hammelfleisch

Hammelgedärm
Hammelgeld
Hammelherde
Hammelkeule
Hammelkotelett
Hammelragout
Hammelrippchen
Hammelrücken
Hammelschenkel
Hammelschlegel

Hammelschulter
Hammelsprung
Hammelsteak
Hammeltalg
Leithammel
Leithammelstaat
nach Hammel schmecken
Neidhammel
so ein Hammel
Streithammel

See also

Hämling (from “Hammel”) (= Eunuch, Kastrat, Verschnittener)

Further reading

Hammel in Duden online

Pennsylvania German

Etymology

Compare German Hammel, Dutch hamel.

Noun

Hammel m (plural Hammel)

wether, castrated ram

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