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ramsons

The origin and history of ramsons.

Etymology

The word developed from Middle English forms such as ramsons and ramson, which were originally plural forms of a word meaning wild garlic. That in turn came from Old English hramsa, tracing back through Proto-Germanic to a Proto-Indo-European root for wild garlic or onion.

Origin: Middle English

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