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DID YOU KNOW...
The name 'Birmingham' comes from Anglo-Saxon roots. The original settlement was made up from mainly the familly 'Berm'. 'Inga' is the Saxon name for 'familly', and 'Ham' means 'home'. 'Berm-ing-ham' meant 'the Berm familly home'. The name has morphed to 'Birm' now but retains its linguistic roots.
Other names used for the city are Brummagem, Bromichan, Bremicham among many others that mean, "Bromwich-ham".
The name 'Birmingham' comes from Anglo-Saxon roots. The original settlement was made up from mainly the familly 'Berm'. 'Inga' is the Saxon name for 'familly', and 'Ham' means 'home'. 'Berm-ing-ham' meant 'the Berm familly home'. The name has morphed to 'Birm' now but retains its linguistic roots.
Other names used for the city are Brummagem, Bromichan, Bremicham among many others that mean, "Bromwich-ham".
