tomiș

Radestrian

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Etymology

From Middle Radestrian tomiș, from Old Radestrian tomišjre, inherited from Proto-Radic *tams, *tòmišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *cáməs. from Proto-Laenkean *cʼam- (“heart”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈtɔmiʃ/
• Rhyme: -ɔmiʃ
• Syllabification: to–miș

Adjective

tomiș (comparative tamuobș, adverb tomí)

1. (comparable) nice, kind

Inflection

Attributive forms			Emphatic combined forms with the definite article
singular		plural	+ a	+ a'	+ ag	+ ai	+ i	+ u
inanimate	animate
tomiș /ˈtɔmiʃ/	tomișe /ˈtɔmiʃɛ/		tomișa /ˈtɔmiʃa/	tomișa' /ˈtɔmiʃa/	tomișag /ˈtɔmiʃaɡ/	tomișai /ˈtɔmiʃai/	tomiși /ˈtɔmiʃi/	tomișu /ˈtɔmiʃu/

Substantive declension of tomișe
		singular		plural
		inanimate	animate
nominative		tomișe /ˈtɔmiʃɛ/
vocative
genitive	proper	tomișk /ˈtɔmiʃk/	tomișesk /ˈtɔmiʃɛsk/	tomișeris /tɔˈmiʃɛris/
	constructive			tomișes /ˈtɔmiʃɛs/
dative		tomișa /ˈtɔmiʃa/	tomișen /ˈtɔmiʃɛn/	tomișerín /tɔˈmiʃɛriːn/
accusative		tomișt /ˈtɔmiʃt/	tomișest /ˈtɔmiʃɛst/	tomișerid /tɔˈmiʃɛrid/
instrumental		tomișúr /ˈtɔmiʃuːr/	tomișevúr /tɔˈmiʃɛvuːr/	tomișeríe /tɔˈmiʃɛriːɛ/

Related terms

• smíș (“cosy”)
• tasms (“heart”)
• tojeat (“to love”)