/h蓹蕣m/

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Translation

The place where you live and feel you belong, often with your family.

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Word origin

From Old English ham, meaning a dwelling, house, or village, a word shared across the old Germanic languages.

Origin
Old English
Root
ham

Grammar

Gender
Pluralhomes

Examples

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"Home" is the place where you live.

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"Homes" is the plural, meaning more than one home.

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"Home" names the place where the family lives.

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This word is taught in chapter 2, lesson 7: Words 151-160.