IPA: /heɪm/
KK: /heɪm/
A part of a harness that fits around the neck of a draft animal, helping to attach the traces used for pulling loads.
The farmer adjusted the hame before harnessing the horse to the plow.
The word 'hame' originates from Old English 'ham', meaning a home or dwelling. It refers specifically to a place where one lives or resides.
Think of 'ham' as a home or dwelling, which helps you remember that 'hame' refers to a place where one lives.