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1. (pron.) whom
the objective case of who , used as a direct or indirect object:
Whom did you call? You gave whom the book?; Whomever she spoke to, she was always polite.
Etymology: (1300–50)
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1. (pronoun) whom
used to give more information about a person
the actor whom we have chosen to play the lead role
2. whom
indicates which person is meant
the woman to whom he is engaged
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1. whom
the objective case of who. See Who
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Sense: (used as the object of a verb or preposition, but in everyday speech sometimes replaced by who ) what person(s)(?)
Whom/who do you want to see?; Whom/who did you give it to?; To whom shall I speak?
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 Afrikaans: vir wie |
 Arabic: ضَمير إسْتِفْهام للسُّؤال |
 Bulgarian: кого |
 Brazilian: quem |
 Czech: komu, koho, kým |
 German: wen, wem |
 Danish: hvem |
 Greek: ποιον |
 Spanish: a quién/quiénes |
 Estonian: kellele, keda |
 Farsi: چه کسى را |
 Finnish: ketä, keitä, kenet, kenel |
 French: que, qui |
 Hebrew: מִי, לְמִי |
 Hindi: किसको, जिसको |
 Croatian: kome |
 Hungarian: kit?, kiket? |
 Indonesian: siapa |
 Icelandic: hvern |
 Italian: chi |
 Japanese: だれを |
 Korean: 누구를(에게) |
 Lithuanian: ką, kam |
 Latvian: ko; kuru; kam; kuram |
 Malay: siapa |
 Dutch: wie |
 Norwegian: hvem |
 Polish: kogo, komu |
 Persian: چه کسى را |
 Pashto: د who مفعولي حالت: چاته چ |
 Portuguese: quem |
 Romanian: pe cine; cu cine; cui |
 Russian: кого; кому |
 Slovak: komu, koho, s kým |
 Slovenian: koga, komu |
 Serbian: kome |
 Swedish: vem |
 Thai: ใคร ทำหน้าที่เป็นกรรม |
 Turkish: kimi, kime |
 Taiwanese: (受格)誰 |
 Ukrainian: кого, кому |
 Urdu: کس سے |
 Vietnamese: với ai |
 Chinese: （宾格）谁 |
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