{"senses": [{"categories": ["Dutch entries with incorrect language header", "Dutch lemmas", "Dutch proper nouns", "Dutch surnames", "Dutch terms derived from English", "Pages with 1 entry", "Pages with entries"], "links": [["surname", "surname"]], "glosses": ["a surname"]}], "pos": "name", "head_templates": [{"name": "head", "args": {"1": "nl", "2": "proper noun"}, "expansion": "Overhand"}], "etymology_text": "Literally, “over-hand” or \"upper hand\". Possibly a reinterpretation of Overhan, a nickname that could have been assigned to a person named Jan/Han (“John”) who was the superior of someone else named Jan/Han. Also suggested to be a reinterpretation of English Overend. Attested as early as the 17th century. It was also used by at least one freed slave after the Emancipation of Suriname in 1863. Compare the surname Ouwehand.", "etymology_links": [["Jan", "Jan#Dutch"], ["Han", "Han#Dutch"], ["Overend", "Overend#English"], ["Ouwehand", "Ouwehand#Dutch"]], "etymology_templates": [{"name": "yesno", "args": {"1": "", "2": "l", "3": "L"}, "expansion": "L"}, {"name": "m-g", "args": {"1": "over-hand"}, "expansion": "“over-hand”"}, {"name": "lit", "args": {"1": "over-hand"}, "expansion": "Literally, “over-hand”"}, {"name": "der", "args": {"1": "nl", "2": "en", "3": "Overend"}, "expansion": "English Overend"}], "sounds": [{"ipa": "/ˈoː.vər.ɦɑnt/"}], "hyphenations": [{"parts": ["Over", "hand"]}], "word": "Overhand", "lang": "Dutch", "lang_code": "nl"}