Hamilton
- proper noun
- As the capital of Bermuda, Hamilton is known for its colorful buildings and bustling markets.
Examples
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Oh yeah, the money goes to the preservation of Hamilton Hall, a city treasure.
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"How much do they pay you up at Hamilton, James?"
Fiction book (1993) -
- It's at Hamilton and Fourth.
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Welcome to Hamilton.
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We hope you will join us in launching Hamilton's community-owned grocery store!
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On my trip to Bermuda, I spent most of my time exploring Hamilton, the vibrant capital city.
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The cruise ship docked at Hamilton, allowing passengers to enjoy the beautiful sights of Bermuda.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hamilton (the capital of Bermuda) comes from an old family name made of Hamel + -ton, meaning 'Hamel's town' or simply 'town'; the -ton part is the same as in Brighton, so the name fits its use as a city name.