Dunelm
Dunelm proper noun: durham.
Proper noun
Dunelm (uncountable)
- Durham.
- Before Aldhun's arrival, the town of Dunelm, or Durham, consisted only of a few scattered huts or cottages.1747, Andrew Kippis, Biographia Britannica: or The Lives Of The Most Eminent Persons Who Have Flourished in Great Britain And Ireland, page 93
Origin of Dunelm
From a Latin name for the city; compare Dunelmensis. Doublet of Durham.
Words formed from Dunelm
Questions about Dunelm
- What does Dunelm mean?
- Dunelm means durham.
- What part of speech is Dunelm?
- Dunelm is a proper noun.
Words near Dunelm in the dictionary
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