- Toma
- Original name in latin TomaName in other language TomaState code BFContinent/City Africa/Ouagadougoulongitude 12.75844latitude -2.89879altitude 287Population 12401Date 2013-02-08
Cities with a population over 1000 database. 2013.
Toma
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Toma — puede referirse a: Administración de: alimentos (especialmente en la lactancia) medicamentos (dosis) Ocupación, captura, rendición o conquista, especialmente en contextos bélicos, insurreccionales o golpes de Estado: Toma de Constantinopla (1453) … Wikipedia Español
Toma — bezeichnet: Toma (Burkina Faso), einen Ort in Burkina Faso Toma (Volksstamm), ein Volk in Guinea die kroatische und auch die serbische Form des Namens Thomas Toma ist der Familienname von folgenden Personen: Constantin Toma (1928–2008),… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Toma — can refer to:;People *David Toma, Newark, New Jersey former police detective *Ikuta Tōma, a Japanese actor and singer *Yumi Tōma, a Japanese actress;Place *Toma Department, a department in Burkina Faso **Toma, Banwa, a town *Tōma, Hokkaidō, a… … Wikipedia
toma — 1. f. Acción de tomar (ǁ recibir). 2. Conquista u ocupación por la fuerza de una plaza o ciudad. 3. Porción de algo, que se coge o recibe de una vez. Una toma de quina. 4. Cada una de las veces que se administra un medicamento por vía oral. La… … Diccionario de la lengua española
toma — |ó| s. f. 1. A ação de tomar; tomada. 2. A palavra que anuncia o ato de dar. 3. [Informal] Porção que se toma de uma vez. • interj. 4. Indica satisfação: Toma, foi bem feito o que lhe aconteceu … Dicionário da Língua Portuguesa
Toma — Tȍma DEFINICIJA 1. v. 2. Akvinski, Sv. pov. rel. (o.1225 1274), skolastički filozof i teolog, dominikanac; tumačenje kršćanstva zasnovao na Aristotelovoj filozofiji; sustavno izložio pregled srednjovjekovnih crkvenih gledišta o pitanjima prava,… … Hrvatski jezični portal
toma — toma; hep·a·toma·tous; ste·a·toma·tous; … English syllables
tōma- Ⅰ — *tōma , *tōmam germ.?, stark. Neutrum (a): nhd. freie Zeit, Muße; ne. free time (Neutrum); Rekontruktionsbasis: an.; Hinweis: s. *tōma (Adjektiv); Etymologie: s. ing … Germanisches Wörterbuch
TOMA, A. — TOMA, A. (originally Moscovici; 1875–1954), Romanian poet. Toma contributed to Romania s socialist and Jewish press and one of his poems, Sion ( Zion ), was often recited at Zionist gatherings. His verse collections include Poezii (1926, 19302)… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Toma Lá, Dá Cá — is a Brazilian television sitcom broadcast by Globo Network on Tuesday nights. The episodes are performed in front of a live audience, in a format very similar to the one of older sitcom Sai de Baixo, also created by Miguel Falabella.PlotEvery… … Wikipedia
-toma — toma. elem. compos. V. tomo … Enciclopedia Universal
