ramm-

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See also: ramm and Ramm

Icelandic

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Etymology

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From Old Norse rammr (powerful, strong of body, mighty of capability; bitter of taste), from Proto-Germanic *rammaz (strong, overbearing). Sometimes spelled ramr, as in hamramr.

Prefix

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ramm-

  1. an emphatic prefix meaning extremely or strongly

Usage notes

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  • Sometimes spelled ram-.

Derived terms

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