gom
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ɣɔm/
noun
Definitions
- gum, various viscous or sticky substances exuded by certain plants or produced synthetically.
- an object made from/with it, especially:
- an eraser, used to delete markings by rubbing off the ink etc.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch gomme derived from Old French gomme derived from Latin gumma.
Origin
Latin
gumma
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cummi Latin
- gumma Latin
- gummi Latin
- Gumma German
- gomma Italian
- kauwen Dutch, Flemish
- kauwgom Dutch, Flemish
- kauwgombal Dutch, Flemish
- nicotinekauwgom Dutch, Flemish
- xanthaan Dutch, Flemish
- xanthaangom Dutch, Flemish
- gomme French
- goma Spanish, Castilian
- goma Portuguese
- continuative or stem form of verb m Japanese
- gom Japanese
- nl Japanese
- put out, extinguish, erase Japanese
- ゴム Japanese
- 消し Japanese
- 消しゴム Japanese
- 消す Japanese
- 輪ゴム Japanese
- 連用形 Japanese
- gomme Old French
- gomme Middle Dutch
- gom Afrikaans
- 고무 Korean
- gume xno