See also: t.o.m., tom, Tom, TOM, tóm, tôm, töm, tõm, and tǫ̂m

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том (tomm inan (genitive то́ма, nominative plural тамы́, genitive plural тамо́ў)

  1. tome, volume

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том (tomm

  1. volume

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Alternative scripts
Arabic توم
Cyrillic том
Latin tom
 
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Borrowed from Russian том (tom), from French tome, from Latin tomus, from Ancient Greek τόμος (tómos).

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том (tom)

  1. tome, volume

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том (tomm

  1. tome, volume

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Cognate with Buryat томо (tomo) and Kalmyk том (tom) (rare) of unknown origins, not found in Classical Mongolian.

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том (tom) (Mongolian spelling ᠲᠣᠮᠤ (tomu))

  1. big

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Borrowed from French tome, from Latin tomus, from Ancient Greek τόμος (tómos).

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  • IPA(key): [tom]
  • (file)

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том (tomm inan (genitive то́ма, nominative plural тома́, genitive plural томо́в, diminutive то́мик)

  1. volume (of a book, magazine or disk)
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  • Kazakh: том (tom)

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том (tomsg (demonstrative)

  1. masculine/neuter prepositional singular of тот (tot)

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том (tomsg (demonstrative)

  1. masculine/neuter prepositional singular of тот (tot)

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том (tomn inan sg (demonstrative)

  1. prepositional of то (to)

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том (tomm inan (genitive то́му, nominative plural томи́, genitive plural томі́в)

  1. tome, volume

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