-tomo

Appendix:Variations of "tomo" Italian Etymology 1 From it grc -τόμον, akin to grc τέμνω I cut. Suffix it suffix m -tome cutting instrument Etymology 2 From it grc τόμος, derived from grc τέμνω I cut. Suffix it suffix m -tome section, segment Derived terms it Further reading tomo_res-2a038b43-0037-11de-9d89-0016357eee51/ -tomo Anagrams it moot moto moto- Japanese Romanization とも Spanish Etymology es grc -τομον that cuts, from grc τέμνω to cut. Suffix -tomous Suffix m -tome Derived terms es Related terms es -tomía Further reading Ye'kwana Alternative forms mch -chomo allomorph after mch i Pronunciation Suffix mch suffix Forms plural possessed forms of animate nouns, including kinship terms and pets. Usage notes This suffix takes the place of the ordinary possessive suffixes (mch -dü, mch -i, etc.) and plural suffix mch -komo and does not ordinarily co-occur with them. (It may occur with a following mch -komo as mch -tonkomo, but in this case it indicates plurality of the possessor rather than the possessed noun.) For many kinship terms, it attaches to a suppletive form rather than the ordinary form of the noun. Exceptionally, it is never used with the kinship term mch nne son or daughter. References 115–118 -tomo 306–307