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What does parham mean?

"Parham" is a surname of English origin. It is a place name, derived from the village of Parham in Suffolk, England.

The name is likely of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning "farm" or "enclosure" (from the Old English words "pear" and "ham").

Possible meanings of Parham:

* "Pear farm"

* "Enclosure by the pear tree"

* "Farm on the hill" (if the village was located on a hill)

It's important to note:

* While the origin of the name is clear, its specific meaning can vary based on the location and history of the specific Parham family.

* The spelling of the name may also vary depending on the family and its location.

* It is also possible that the name Parham may have been adopted by families of other origins, but it is always ultimately derived from the place name.

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