see|cùm|cúm|cụm
English
rft

Pronunciation
AHD|/kÅ­m/
IPA|/k�m/
SAMPA|/kVm/
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-�m|-�m

Homophones
come

Etymology 1
From L. #Latin|cum, with

Preposition
infl|en|preposition

1. Used in constructions such as: an X-cum-Y to describe something that has two functions, or has been converted from one function to another

#:a bus-cum-greenhouse�a (probably old) bus that has been converted to a greenhouse

1. Used in English placenames to describe combined parishes that function as a single unit

#:Chorlton-cum-Hardy

Etymology 2
Variant of come.

Noun
en-noun|-

1. slang Male semen.
2. slang Female ejaculatory discharge.

Translations
trans-top|male semen
Catalan: llet f
Finnish: t-|fi|sperma
German: t-|de|Sperma|n
Greek: t-|el|���ι|n|trchísi|scGrek, t-|el|���ιμο|n|trchísimo|scGrek
Italian: sborra f
trans-mid
ttbc|Polish: sperma, nasienie
Romanian: t-|ro|sloboz|m
Spanish: t+|es|leche|f
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trans-top|female ejaculatory discharge
trans-mid
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trans-top|translations to be checked
ttbc|Arabic: Arab|��� (mánī)
ttbc|Armenian: թոխո�մ (t�o�um)
ttbc|Esperanto: curo
ttbc|French: jus m
ttbc|Japanese: �� (iku)
ttbc|Persian: fa-Arab|��� (mani)
ttbc|Portuguese: porra f, gozo m
ttbc|Polish: wytrysk
ttbc|Russian: пло�� (plot�) f, �ок (sok) m, �ем� (semya) n
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Verb
en-verb|cums|cumming|came|came or cum

1. slang to have an orgasm; to ejaculate or to feel the sensation of an orgasm.

Translations
trans-top|to have an orgasm; to ejaculate
Armenian: թա�ել (t῾ap῾el)
Catalan: escórrer|escórrer(se)
Dutch: t-|nl|klaarkomen, t+|nl|komen
Finnish: saada orgasmi, tulla
French: t+|fr|venir, t-|fr|juter, t-|fr|éjaculer, t+|fr|jouir
German: t-|de|abspritzen, t+|de|kommen
Greek: t|el|��ν�||trchíno|scGrek
Italian: t+|it|venire, t+|it|eiaculare, t-|it|sborrare
trans-mid
Latin: t-|la|eiaculare
Polish: t-|pl|mie� wytrysk
Portuguese: t-|pt|ejacular, t+|pt|gozar, t-|pt|esporrar
Romanian: t-|ro|slobozi|alt=a slobozi
Russian: кон�а�� (kon�át�), до�оди�� (dokhodít�)
Spanish: t+|es|venir, t-|es|eyacular, t-|es|correrse
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Category:English homophones
Category:English verbs which are their own past participle
Category:English words with multiple etymologies

Irish

Verb
cum

1. to invent

Category:Irish verbs

Latin

Preposition
infl|la|preposition|+ ablative

1. with
2. context|as a postpositive suffix after adjectives with

#: magna cum laude � �with great praise�
#: summa cum laude � �with greatest praise�

Usage notes
As a preposition, Latin cum governs the ablative case.

Suffix
infl|la|suffix|cat=suffixes

1. context|after personal pronouns with

#: mecum � �with me�
#: tecum � �with you (singular)�

Derived terms
(after personal pronouns: with): mecum, tecum, secum, nobiscum, vobiscum

Conjunction
infl|la|conjunction|+ subjunctive

1. when
2. because
3. although

Usage notes
As a conjunction, in certain authors cum is written quum.

Rohingya

Etymology
From Bengali

Noun
cum

1. kiss

Category:Rohingya language

Romanian

Etymology
L.|ro quomodo

Adverb
ro-adv

1. how

#:Cum îţi|ţi-ar pl�cea cafeaua? � �How would you like your coffee?�
#:nu �tiu|Nu �tiu cum s� spun �how� în române�te � �I don't know how to say �how� in Romanian.�

ar:cum
de:cum
el:cum
es:cum
fr:cum
ko:cum
io:cum
it:cum
ku:cum
la:cum
hu:cum
nl:cum
pl:cum
pt:cum
ru:cum
sv:cum
vi:cum
tr:cum
zh:cum

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