Omme
dieNounhead (slang)
English translations
- 01
aunt
Word details
- German meaning
- Umgangssprachliche Bezeichnung für Oma (Großmutter).
- English meaning
- Grandma
- Synonym
- Oma
- German example
- Meine Omme backt den besten Kuchen.
- English example
- My grandma bakes the best cake.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Omme
- Plural Form
- die Ommen
Related words
- rankommen
Reach
- Vollkommenheit
Perfection
- wegkommen
to get away, to escape
- ausgenommen
Except
- runterkommen
to calm down
- Altweibersommer
Indian summer
- Kommerz
Commerce
- Pommer
Pomeranian
- mitkommen
To come along
- vorkommen
Occur
- wiederkommen
To come back
- klarkommen
To get along
- zurückbekommen
To get back
- Kohlevorkommen
A coal deposit is a natural accumulation of coal in the Earth's crust that can be economically mined.
- Durchschnittseinkommen
Average income
- Sommerpause
Summer break
- Rohrdommel
Eurasian bittern
- Bibelkommentar
A Bible commentary is an interpretation or explanation of the Bible, which serves to deepen the understanding of the biblical text.
- Nachfolgeabkommen
A succession agreement that regulates the succession in a specific position or organization.
- nachkommen
Fulfill
- zum Schluss kommen
To conclude
- kommerzialisieren
Commercialize
- umkommen
To die, to perish
- herankommen
To approach
- frommen
Pious, devout
- durchkommen
to get through
- davonkommen
To get away with
- hinzubekommen
To manage to do something additionally
- hinbekommen
To manage, to accomplish
- Mittsommerfest
Midsummer festival
- Maultrommel
Jew's harp
- Vorkommen
Occurrence
- Bommel
Pom-pom
- aufkommen
To arise
- Erzvorkommen
Ore deposit
- Friedensabkommen
peace agreement
- Komment
Comment
- Gastkommentar
Guest commentary
- Tonkommentar
Audio commentary
- Gesetzeskommentar
Law commentary
- Zuvorkommenheit
Considerateness
- Nachkommenschaft
Descendants
- Sommernacht
summer night
- auskommen
Get by
- hinzukommen
To join, to be added
- vorpommersch
Pomeranian (referring to the Vorpommern region)
- abbekommen
to get, to suffer
- genommen
"Taken" is the past participle of "take", meaning to get or receive something.
- zu Wort kommen
To get a chance to speak
Example sentences with “Omme”
Pass auf deine Omme auf! (Watch your head!)
Frequently asked questions
Is this standard German?
No, it is regional/colloquial slang, primarily in Berlin.