hwam
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Middle English
1.1
Pronoun
2
Old English
2.1
Etymology
2.2
Pronunciation
2.3
Pronoun
2.3.1
Descendants
Middle English
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Pronoun
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hwam
(
Early Middle English
)
Alternative form of
whom
(
“
who, whom
”
,
accusative
)
Old English
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Etymology
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From
Proto-Germanic
*hwammai
, dative case of
*hwaz
(
“
who, whose, what, why, how
”
)
.
Pronunciation
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IPA
(
key
)
:
/xwɑːm/
,
[ʍɑːm]
Pronoun
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hwām
dative
singular
of
hwā
dative
singular
of
hwæt
Descendants
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Middle English:
whom
English:
whom
Scots:
wham
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Middle English lemmas
Middle English pronouns
Early Middle English
Old English terms inherited from Proto-Germanic
Old English terms derived from Proto-Germanic
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Old English non-lemma forms
Old English pronoun forms
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