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Meanings of hamburgh in English
Russian
hamburg Breed of chicken developed in Germany and Holland prior to 1700.
Related terms
Usage of hamburgh in English
1
They had employed agents in England, Holland, and Hamburgh, to receive subscriptions.
2
A Hamburgh vessel was lost near the bar before we came down.
3
The approaches to the latter are not guarded by railings as in Hamburgh.
4
It has been so, not only to Hamburgh, but to Venice and Amsterdam.
5
When I first visited Hamburgh, every honour and respect was paid to me.
6
With this booty he stole away secretly by night, and proceeded to Hamburgh.
7
But Wandsbeck compared to Hamburgh is a village, not a town.
8
Shipbuilders, pilots, and seamen, were brought from the Baltic, from Hamburgh, from Genoa.
9
And Hamburgh-tobe great and ennobled there, what did that signify to him?
10
I saw here for the first time again the gay-looking street-mirrors used in Hamburgh.
11
Hamburgh was also grievously afflicted about the same time, and in the same manner.
12
What the Hamburgh merchants may be I know not, but the tradesmen are knaves.
13
Spanish, Polish, and Hamburgh hens have lost the incubating instinct.
14
While Lord Nelson remained at Hamburgh, he received, one morning, a very extraordinary visit.
15
Whether any besides the citizens are admitted to have compte en banc at Hamburgh?
16
At Hamburgh I have not a shadow of acquaintance.
Frequent collocations
Hamburgh through the time