Ham
MEANING
ORIGIN
English
ETYMOLOGY
Old English 'hamm', referring to the bend of the knee; later associated with the meat product
CULTURAL NOTES
Commonly associated with holiday meals and traditional English cuisine
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Historically used to describe both the cut of meat and the thigh or bend of the knee in Old English
MEANING
ORIGIN
Biblical
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Hebrew name ืึธื (Cham), meaning 'hot' or 'heat'
CULTURAL NOTES
Ham is a biblical figure, one of Noah's sons, often associated with certain ethnic lineages in historical contexts
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Mentioned in the Bible as one of Noah's sons, with descendants traditionally linked to African nations
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