FromGermanEms, from the Roman name,LatinAmisia.

Ems

1. A river in northwesternGermany.

From theclipping ofEmma orEmily +-s(hypocoristic suffix).

Ems

1. Adiminutive of the femalegiven namesEmma orEmily.

Ems

1. Alternativeletter-case form ofems

• MES,MEs,MSE,SEM,SME,Sem,mes,mes-,sem

• IPA^(key): /ˈɛms/

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• Hyphenation:Ems

FromOld SaxonEmisa, from the Roman name,LatinAmisia. The river in North West Germany was mentioned by Tacitus, Pliny and others.

die Ems f (proper noun,usually definite,definite genitivederEms)

1. A river in northwesternGermany.

• Emsland

From the older formEmbs. The spa town on the river Lahn was first mentioned in 880.

Ems n (proper noun,genitiveEms'or(with an article)Ems)

1. Former name ofBad Ems

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