emma (English)

Where does "emma" come from?

The English noun 'emma' comes from 'Emma'[1]. It serves as the letter M in the RAF phonetic alphabet[1].

Full etymology tree

• emma (English), 'M in RAF phonetic alphabet'
  • derived Emma (English), 'A female given name from the Germanic languages.'

Descendants and derived words

• ack emma (English)
• pip emma (English)
• toc emma (English)

Related words

• alphabet (English)

Sources

1. emma (English) - Wiktionary

Updated October 2026

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