som
part of speech
noun (som — money); fragment; (Ukrainian) noun (som)
meaning for a pupil
1) The som is the money (currency) of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan (money). tree →
2) (Ukrainian) «Som» (сом) means catfish, a big river fish with whiskers; it is not an English word. tree →
3) «Som» is often a fragment of longer words like «some», «somersault» or «blossom». tree →
sense in the lessons
In maths problems about other countries' money, prices may be given in som. In Ukrainian lessons, «сом» is a fish. In English you usually meet it inside «some» or «handsome».
examples
- In Kyrgyzstan, bread costs a few som. tree →
- «Som» in Ukrainian means catfish. tree →
- «Som» is the start of «somersault». tree →
- We changed dollars into som at the airport. tree →
- The fisherman caught a huge som in the river. tree →
- Don't write «som» when you mean «some». tree →
note
Not a standard English word. Sounds like «som» in «sombre». Common spelling mistake: writing «som» for «some».
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «som» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.