How to pronounce “o-stem”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (linguistics) A word, especially a noun in Indo-European linguistics, whose stem ends in /o/.

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

eastham, awesome, austin, asta, hasta, auston, ostomy, osteen, osm, osum, ostrom, ostium, ostrum, osom, aasm, esteem, aston, easton, eston, estime, east ham, austen, austyn, ousting, ostrem, autumn, boston, costume, awsome, otten, astin, assam, artem, osteo, osten, easting, osta, koston, ostia, coston, austine, roston, odam, oste, osteon, aasen, oxton, oscine, osun, optime, osto, ostern, ostent, ostman, ostende, oxtongue, system, item, atom, custom, ista, esta, atum, istan, assum, systeme, usta, ysm, isom, isam, asam, atam, issam, asum, eyesome, asom, rustam, assem, atim, itam, postum, eesome, astone, eyestone, astrum, etem, acetum, astun, estima, attame, cestum, testim, costin, otting, oswin, mostyn, ossian, ostend