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To answer your question, I'd actually need to know how you pronounce "Heime" and if possible where in Germany your family originates.
As a first name, Heime is the German form of a Germanic hero in the Niebelungenlied, usually referred to in English by his Norse name of Heimir.
Heime is also a not-uncommon last name in Germany.
It could also be a mishearing/misspelling of "Heine," a common last name, but that seems unlikely.
What else can I help you with?
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Tokio. That is why they have that name with that spelling.
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