Gotham
[ˈɡɒθ.əm]Meaning
from Old English gāt 'goat' + hām 'home': homestead where goats are kept
Background Story
Gotham comes from the Old English gāt, meaning goat, and hām, meaning home, so the word denotes a homestead where goats are kept. The original pronunciation had /th/ with later loss of /h/, and the pronunciation with /θ/ is a spelling pronunciation that arose from a misreading of th as a digraph.
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