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holm
1[ hohm ]
noun
- a low, flat tract of land beside a river or stream.
- a small island, especially one in a river or lake.
holm
2[ hohm ]
noun
Holm
3[ hohlm ]
noun
- Ჹ·ⲹ [hahn-ye], 1895?–1992, U.S. dancer, choreographer, and teacher; born in Germany.
holm
1/ əʊ /
noun
- an island in a river, lake, or estuary
- low flat land near a river
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of holm1
Origin of holm2
Example Sentences
Holm Kirsten from the Buchenwald Memorial museum said the piece of lampshade was identified "on the basis of its shape and condition as part of a desk lamp that stood in the study of the Buchenwald camp commandants, by comparing it with a series of historical photographs".
Wary of Isak, possibly the most in-form striker in world football, the NI defence got caught ball watching and that allowed the unmarked Emil Holm to fire home the opener.
The Tree of Freedom in Rab, Croatia, is a 105-year-old holm oak that stands as a symbol of community and heritage.
Tarot reader Melinda Lee Holm, who’s based in L.A., has been reading cards for more than 30 years.
Estonia's national auditor Janar Holm believes several more years of delays are likely: “We have to find the funds to build this railway now or it'll be even more expensive.”
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