Definitions for umʌm, ʌ̃, əm, ə̃
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
umʌm, ʌ̃, əm, ə̃(interj.)
(used as an expression of doubt, hesitation, deliberation, etc.)
Category: Common Vocabulary
Origin of um:
1670–80
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
um(interjection)ʌm, ʌ̃, əm, ə̃
used when you pause or are unsure of what to say
I'm really sorry, but, um, I can't eat that.
Wiktionary
um(Verb)
To make the um sound to express confusion or hesitancy.
um(Interjection)
Expression of confusion or space filler in conversation. See uh.
um(Pronoun)
an unstressed form of them
Origin: Contracted from them
Translations for um
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- eenAfrikaans
- واحِدArabic
- единBulgarian
- umPortuguese (BR)
- jeden, jedna, jednoCzech
- ein/e/esGerman
- énDanish
- ένας (σε ποσότητα)Greek
- unSpanish
- üksEstonian
- یکFarsi
- yksiFinnish
- unFrench
- אֶחָד, אַחַתHebrew
- एकHindi
- jedanCroatian
- egyHungarian
- satuIndonesian
- einnIcelandic
- un, unaItalian
- １つのJapanese
- 하나의Korean
- vienasLithuanian
- viensLatvian
- semuanya satuMalay
- éénDutch
- enNorwegian
- jedenPolish
- یکPersian
- يوPashto
- umPortuguese
- un, oRomanian
- одинRussian
- jeden, jedna, jednoSlovak
- enSlovenian
- jedanSerbian
- en, ettSwedish
- สิ่งที่มีค่าเท่ากับหนึ่งThai
- bir, 1Turkish
- 一個的Chinese (Trad.)
- одинUkrainian
- ايک عددUrdu
- mộtVietnamese
- 一个的Chinese (Simp.)
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