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Noun trema has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTremaPart of Speech: Noun Sense: A diacritical mark (¨) used in some languages to modify the pronunciation of a vowel. It is placed above the vowel to indicate that it should be pronounced separately from the preceding vowel. Example Sentence: In French, the trema is used in words such as naïve and Noël to indicate that the second vowel is pronounced separately. Part of Speech: Noun Sense: A small genus of flowering plants in the family Ulmaceae, commonly known as the water elms or false elms. Example Sentence: The trema species are typically found in wetland areas across tropical and subtropical regions. Part of Speech: Noun Sense: A local term used to refer to a specific type of traditional dish in some regions. Example Sentence: If you ever visit the coastal towns in that area, you must try the local specialty, trema, a delicious seafood stew. Part of Speech: Verb Sense: To put a trema or diacritical mark on a letter or word. Example Sentence: To ensure correct pronunciation, always trema the appropriate vowels in the German words while writing them. Related Products (Amazon): | ||||
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