[ˈwoː.mɛr], [ˈvɔː.mer]
OriginPossibly from Proto-Indo-European *weǵʰ- (“to move”).
- declension-3ploughshare
“vomere findere terras” — to cleave the earth by plow
- declension-3, informalpenis
Formsvōmer(canonical, masculine) · vōmeris(genitive) · vōmer(nominative, singular) · vōmerēs(nominative, plural) · vōmeris(genitive, singular) · vōmerum(genitive, plural) · vōmerī(dative, singular) · vōmeribus(dative, plural) · vōmerem(accusative, singular) · vōmerēs(accusative, plural) · vōmere(ablative, singular) · vōmeribus(ablative, plural) · vōmer(singular, vocative) · vōmerēs(plural, vocative) · vōmis(alternative)
Source: Wiktionary