goma
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- rubber substance, material
- gum substance exuded by certain plants
- (Costa Rica) glue
- rubber band
- rubber UK, eraser North America
- chewing gum
- condom
- (Central America) hangover illness caused by a previous bout of heavy drinking
- (Spain) drunkenness
- (Argentina) women’s breast
Etymology
Derived from Latin gumma, cummi derived from Ancient Greek κόμμι (acacia gum).
Origin
Ancient Greek
κόμμι
Gloss
acacia gum
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- begum English
- bubblegum English
- chewing gum English
- degum English
- estergum English
- floodgum English
- gum English
- gumball English
- gumboil English
- gumboot English
- gumbuyer English
- gumdigger English
- gumdrop English
- gumfield English
- gumland English
- gumless English
- gumlike English
- gumline English
- gummer English
- gummiferous English
- gummose English
- gummosis English
- gummy English
- gumnut English
- gumshield English
- gumshoe English
- gumweed English
- gumwood English
- oleogum English
- redgum English
- sweetgum English
- ungum English
- commi Latin
- commis Latin
- cummi Latin
- cummis Latin
- gumma Latin
- gummi Latin
- gummis Latin
- Gumma German
- Gummi German
- gomma Italian
- gomme French
- engomar Spanish, Castilian
- espuma Spanish, Castilian
- gomaespuma Spanish, Castilian
- gomina Spanish, Castilian
- tiragomas Spanish, Castilian
- tirar Spanish, Castilian
- κόμμι Ancient Greek
- goma Portuguese
- ガム Japanese
- gome Middle English
- gomme Old French
- κόμμι Greek (modern)
- goma Tagalog
- gomë Albanian
- qmy Egyptian
- gum Scots
- gume xno
- gam Hausa