elm

• n. [森林]ニレ; ニレの木
• adj.ニレの木の; ニレの木
• n. （エルムの）人名；（英語、フランス語、ドイツ語、デンマーク語、スウェーデン語）エルム

語源はエルム、エランドと同じ。

elm

elm: [OE] The tree-name elm is widely distributed throughout the Indo-European languages of Europe. Latin had ulmus, for instance (source of German ulme and Dutch olm) and Irish has leamh. Of the Germanic languages (those whose native forms have not been supplanted by Latin ulmus) Swedish and Norwegian have alm beside English elm.

elm (n.)

Old English elm, from Proto-Germanic *elmaz (cognates: Danish elm, Old Norse almr, Old High German elme), perhaps from PIE root *el- (2) "red, brown" (see elk); cognate with Latin ulmus, Old Irish lem. German Ulme, Dutch olm are from or influenced by the Latin word. The toughest native European wood, used for ship-building, wheel-naves, etc. Middle English had adjective forms elmen, elmin, which survived longer in poetry. New Haven was informally the Elm City (1871).

1. It was a good table too，sturdily constructed of elm .

これもなかなかいいテーブルで、ニレの木の、丈夫です。

2.I made my home there，in the hollow of a dying elm .

枯死しそうなニレの木の木の穴に家を構えた。

3.Water pipes used to be made out of elm .

水道管はかつてニレで作られていた。

4.But there 's the old community Center on Elm Street.

しかし、 Elm 街には古いコミュニティセンターがある。

5. ELM shall maintain all introduced accounts on a fully disclosed basis.

ELM すべての紹介アカウントが完全に開示されている義務を履行しなければならない。