Duhamel
Duhamel proper noun: a surname from French [in turn from Middle French].
Proper noun
Duhamel (plural Duhamels)
- A surname from French [in turn from Middle French].
Forms of Duhamel
| plural | Duhamels |
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Origin of Duhamel
From French Duhamel, habitational surname from Middle French du hamel (“of the hamlet”).
Questions about Duhamel
- What does Duhamel mean?
- Duhamel means a surname from French [in turn from Middle French].
- What part of speech is Duhamel?
- Duhamel is a proper noun.
Words near Duhamel in the dictionary
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