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Bawme — This unusual name, with variant spellings Bawme and Balm(e), recorded in London Church Registers from the mid 16th Century is of French Huguenot origin. The derivation is from the Provencal (Southern French) baume meaning a cave and is therefore… … Surnames reference
Balm — This unusual name, with variant spellings Bawme and Balm(e), recorded in London Church Registers from the mid 16th Century is of French Huguenot origin. The derivation is from the Provencal (Southern French) baume meaning a cave and is therefore… … Surnames reference
Balme — This unusual name, with variant spellings Bawme and Balm(e), recorded in London Church Registers from the mid 16th Century is of French Huguenot origin. The derivation is from the Provencal (Southern French) baume meaning a cave and is therefore… … Surnames reference
Baumer — This unusual name, with variant spellings Bawme and Balm(e), recorded in London Church Registers from the mid 16th Century is of French Huguenot origin. The derivation is from the Provencal (Southern French) baume meaning a cave and is therefore… … Surnames reference
Baumert — This unusual name, with variant spellings Bawme and Balm(e), recorded in London Church Registers from the mid 16th Century is of French Huguenot origin. The derivation is from the Provencal (Southern French) baume meaning a cave and is therefore… … Surnames reference
Baumler — This unusual name, with variant spellings Bawme and Balm(e), recorded in London Church Registers from the mid 16th Century is of French Huguenot origin. The derivation is from the Provencal (Southern French) baume meaning a cave and is therefore… … Surnames reference
Baume — This uncommon and interesting name is of early medieval English origin, and is a metonymic occupational surname for a seller of spices or perfumes and ointments. The name derives from the Middle English balme, bawme, baume , balm, an aromatic… … Surnames reference
Boame — This uncommon and interesting name is of early medieval English origin, and is a metonymic occupational surname for a seller of spices or perfumes and ointments. The name derives from the Middle English balme, bawme, baume , balm, an aromatic… … Surnames reference
Bome — This uncommon and interesting name is of early medieval English origin, and is a metonymic occupational surname for a seller of spices or perfumes and ointments. The name derives from the Middle English balme, bawme, baume , balm, an aromatic… … Surnames reference
Wind — 1. Ander Wind, ander Wetter. 2. As de wind weiet, so rûsken de böme. – Lübben. 3. Auch der beste Wind kann s nicht allen Schiffen recht machen. – Altmann VI, 397. 4. Auch der Wind des Zaren reicht nicht hin, die Sonne auszublasen. 5. Aus einem… … Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon
