Hamilton in German
Hamilton in German is Hamilton — Hamilton means a common surname of Scottish origin, also used as a male given name; also the name of several cities and towns around the world, most famously in New Zealand, Ontario (Canada), and Bermuda.
Hamilton in German
Hamilton
What does "Hamilton" mean?
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noun A common surname of Scottish origin, also used as a male given name; also the name of several cities and towns around the world, most famously in New Zealand, Ontario (Canada), and Bermuda.
"Her grandfather, Mr. Hamilton, moved to Hamilton, New Zealand as a young man."
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noun Informal slang for a United States ten-dollar bill, from the portrait of Alexander Hamilton on it.
"He slipped the valet a hamilton and told him to keep the change."
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Hamilton in a sentence
- Her grandfather, Mr. Hamilton, moved to Hamilton, New Zealand as a young man.
- He slipped the valet a hamilton and told him to keep the change.
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What is "Hamilton" in German?
"Hamilton" in German is Hamilton. Hamilton means: A common surname of Scottish origin, also used as a male given name; also the name of several cities and towns around the world, most famously in New Zealand, Ontario (Canada), and Bermuda.
How do you use "Hamilton" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather, Mr. Hamilton, moved to Hamilton, New Zealand as a young man." In German, "Hamilton" is Hamilton.
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