Then they retype the entire volume by hand, since there is no character recognition software for Nom letters.
Source: tatoeba (11561255)
Nom
//nɑm//
Synonyms for "nom"
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Related terms
16 entriesform of
1 entriesrelated to
18 entriesShowing 16 of 18 words.
Translations
16 translations across 10 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 啊嗚啊嗚 /啊呜啊呜 intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
Danish
1 entries- gnufle verb (to eat with enjoyment)
Dutch
1 entries- mjam mjam intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
Finnish
1 entries- nam intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
Hungarian
2 entries- nyam intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
- nyam-nyam intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
Japanese
1 entries- ぱくぱく intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
Polish
1 entries- mniam intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
Russian
2 entries- ммм intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
- уммм intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- njàm intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
- njàm-njàm intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
- ња̀м intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
- ња̀м-ња̀м intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
Vietnamese
2 entries- măm intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
- măm măm intj (interjection to denote enjoyment of eating)
Sample sentences
13 total sentences available.
Mmm, this is one yummy pie! Om nom nom.
Source: tatoeba (13556267)
I have already submitted a revised (in terms of format) nomination. […] In the future I will try to better organize my information (one message per nom, snip out excess spam if I post, etc.).
Source: wiktionary
The obvious way to reduce the number of noms is to increase the standard.
Source: wiktionary
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