comme

adverbconjunction

Syllable Decomposition

comme

cum; com in Old French, then comme, with the addition of e (= and). from Vulgar Latin quōmo, alteration of Classical Latin quōmŏdo, 'how, in what manner' (from quō, ablative of quĭs, 'which' and mŏdo, ablative of mŏdus, 'manner').

Definitions

Translations

  • germangerman:wie
  • englishenglish:just as
  • danishdanish:fordi
  • spanishspanish:ya que
  • finnishfinnish:koska
  • greekgreek:επειδή
  • italianitalian:visto che
  • dutchdutch:wijl
  • polishpolish:bo
  • portugueseportuguese:visto que
  • turkishturkish:yüzünden

See also

comme (adv.) commé (v.)