tom in Russian
tom in Russian is кот, саме́ц — tom means a male cat.
tom in Russian
кот
Pronounced: kot
The male of the domesticated cat, especially if not neutered.
саме́ц
Pronounced: samets
The male of certain other animals.
What does "tom" mean?
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noun A male cat.
"Our neighbor's tom sleeps on the garden wall all afternoon."
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verb To behave in a servile, deferential way toward a dominant group, especially white authority (offensive slang, derived from "Uncle Tom").
"The character was criticized for how the film had him tom his way through every scene."
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name A common diminutive of the male given name Thomas, also used as a name in its own right.
"Everyone called him Tom instead of Thomas."
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tom in a sentence
- Our neighbor's tom sleeps on the garden wall all afternoon.
- The vet said the tom needed to stay indoors while his scratches healed.
- The character was criticized for how the film had him tom his way through every scene.
- Everyone called him Tom instead of Thomas.
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What is "tom" in Russian?
"tom" in Russian is кот, саме́ц. tom means: A male cat.
How do you pronounce кот?
"tom" in Russian is кот, pronounced "kot".
How do you use "tom" in a sentence?
Example: "Our neighbor's tom sleeps on the garden wall all afternoon." In Russian, "tom" is кот, саме́ц.
Are there other ways to say "tom" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "tom": кот, саме́ц.
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