- cramb
- , -o (L): Cabbage; (G): parched
Dictionary of word roots and combining forms . Donald J. Borror. 2013.
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Cramb — This interesting surname, with variant spellings Cram, Crambie, Crammy and Crame, is of Scottish locational origin from Crambeth , the old spelling of Crombie, a village and ancient parish in Fife, now comprehended in the parish of Torryburn. The … Surnames reference
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Cram — This interesting surname, with variant spellings Cram, Crambie, Crammy and Crame, is of Scottish locational origin from Crambeth , the old spelling of Crombie, a village and ancient parish in Fife, now comprehended in the parish of Torryburn. The … Surnames reference
Crambie — This interesting surname, with variant spellings Cram, Crambie, Crammy and Crame, is of Scottish locational origin from Crambeth , the old spelling of Crombie, a village and ancient parish in Fife, now comprehended in the parish of Torryburn. The … Surnames reference
Crame — This interesting surname, with variant spellings Cram, Crambie, Crammy and Crame, is of Scottish locational origin from Crambeth , the old spelling of Crombie, a village and ancient parish in Fife, now comprehended in the parish of Torryburn. The … Surnames reference
