klamm.
clammy, damp, unpleasantly moist (e.g. of fabrics, the air in a room)
Meaning & usage
clammy, damp, unpleasantly moist (e.g. of fabrics, the air in a room)
cold
cash-strapped
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German klam (“narrow, tight, solid”), from Old High German klam, from or related to Proto-West Germanic *klaimijan (“to smear with clay”). The modern sense is chiefly Central and Low German (Middle Low German klam). Cognate with Dutch klam. Also related with English clammy.
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