Ham

Lëtzebuergesch

English: ham; thigh
Français: jambon; cuisse [partie de la jambe]
Deutsch: Schinken [Keule vom Schwein]; Schenkel [Oberschenkel]

Type: SUBST F
Plural: Hamen

Pronunciation (IPA)

[haːm]

Meanings and translations

Meaning 1

Deutsch: Schinken (Keule vom Schwein)
Français: jambon
English: ham
Português: presunto; fiambre
Nederlands: ham

Meaning 2

colloquial

Deutsch: Schenkel (Oberschenkel)
Français: cuisse (partie de la jambe)
English: thigh
Português: coxa (parte da perna)
Nederlands: dij (bovenbeen)

Spelling variants

Only source-reviewed variants are suggested.

Ham
Hamen

Example sentences

deng réi an deng gekachten Ham sinn e Genoss!
Meaning 1: ham
eise Metzler huet d'Hamen agesolpert
Meaning 1: ham
an der Nuecht hat ech eng terribel Péng an der lénkser Ham
colloquial
Meaning 2: thigh
den Infirmier huet mer d'Sprëtz dës Kéier an d'Ham gemaach
colloquial
Meaning 2: thigh

Source: ZLS / LOD · July 2026 · CC0

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