English
Etymology
Latin tomus â�� Greek Ï�Ï�μοÏ� (section of a book, volume), from Ï�Îμνειν (to cut, to incise, to separate).
Pronunciation
t�m, /t��m/, /<tt>t@Um</tt>/
:Rhymes:English:-��m|Rhymes: -��m
Noun
en-noun
- One in a series of volumes.
- A large or scholarly book.
Translations
Finnish: kirja, opus#Finnish|opus
Greek: ��μο� [�to�mo�s] m
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Polish: tom m
Spanish
Verb form
tome
- second-, third-person singular subjunctive present of tomar
tomé
- first-person singular subjunctive past of tomar
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