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còm

Pronunciation Northern /kɔ̤m˨˩/ Central /kɔm˧˧/ Southern /kɔm˨˩/
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skinny
Adjective
skinny
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3 senses
Meaning
3 senses
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Adjective

Sense 1 Adjective
skinny

Describing a person or animal that is very thin, skinny, or having very little flesh.

vi Con chó nhỏ trông thật còm và yếu ớt.

en The small dog looks very skinny and weak.

Noun

Sense 2 Noun
comment

A slang or informal term used to refer to a comment made on a social media platform.

vi Hãy để lại một cái còm dưới bài viết này.

en Please leave a comment under this post.

Sense 3 Noun
commission

A term used to refer to a commission, which is a payment for a specific service.

vi Người môi giới nhận được một khoản tiền còm nhỏ.

en The broker received a small commission.

Parts
膁
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
膁
Candidates by syllable
còm 膁(𦟉)
Bold marks a representative candidate assembled from per-syllable character mappings. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. It is not necessarily a source-aligned spelling for the whole word.
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cốm / cộm / cơm / còm nhom …
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gầy còm
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