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innomé — innommé, ée ou innomé, ée [ i(n)nɔme ] adj. • 1370 , 1835; de 1. in et nom ♦ Qui n a pas reçu de nom, de dénomination (⇒ innommable, 1o ). innom(m)é, ée adj. Litt. Qui n a pas reçu de nom … Encyclopédie Universelle
innommé — innommé, ée ou innomé, ée [ i(n)nɔme ] adj. • 1370 , 1835; de 1. in et nom ♦ Qui n a pas reçu de nom, de dénomination (⇒ innommable, 1o ). innom(m)é, ée adj. Litt. Qui n a pas reçu de nom … Encyclopédie Universelle
Nineham — This interesting and unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and may be either a topographical or a locational name. As a topographical name, the derivation is from the Olde English pre 7th Century phrase atten innome, atte ninnome , at the… … Surnames reference
