adsum
[ ahd-soom; English ad-suhm ]
/ ˈɑd sʊm; English ˈæd sʌm /
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interjection Latin.
I am present.
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adsorption, adsorption theory of narcosis, adst. feb., adstratum, adsuki, adsum, adterminal, ADTS, a due, aduki, adularescent
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British Dictionary definitions for adsum
adsum
/ (ˈædˌsʊm) /
sentence substitute
I am present
Word Origin for adsum
Latin
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