gum: Διαφορά μεταξύ των αναθεωρήσεων

==English==

===Etymology 1===

Old English ''[[goma]]''; confer German ''[[Gaumen]]'', "palate", Old Norse ''[[gomr]]'', "palate".

====Noun====

'''gum''' (''plural:'' '''gums''')

#the [[flesh]] round the [[tooth|teeth]]

=====Synonyms=====

=====Translations=====

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*French: [[gencive]] ''m'' (1)

*German: [[Zahnfleisch]] ''n'' (1)

*[[Ido]]: [[jenjivo]] (1)

*Spanish: [[encía]] {{f}}

*Swedish: [[tandkött]] {{n}}

===Etymology 2===

Middle English ''[[gomme]]'' < Old French ''[[gome]]'' < Late Latin ''[[gumma]]'' < Latin ''[[gummi]]'' < Greek ''[[κόμμι]]'' < of Egyptian origin.

====Noun====

'''gum''' (''plural:'' '''gums''')

#any [[viscous]] or [[sticky]] [[substance]] resembling those that are [[exude]]d by certain [[plant]]s

#''(countable)'' a [[chewing gum]]

=====Translations=====

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*[[Ido]]: [[gumo]] (3)

*Swedish: [[gummi]] {{n}} (1,2), [[tuggummi]] {{n}} (3)

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