jamo

As nouns the difference between jamo and jomo

is that jamo is any of the 24 building blocks of the korean (hangeul) alphabet while jomo is a female jo (yak-cow hybrid), the male such hybrid being a jobo or jopho.

As a verb jamp

is (scotland) (jump).

As a noun jamo is

any of the 24 building blocks of the korean (hangeul) alphabet.

As a verb mamo

is .

As a noun jamo is

any of the 24 building blocks of the korean (hangeul) alphabet.

As nouns the difference between jamo and jako

is that jamo is any of the 24 building blocks of the korean (hangeul) alphabet while jako is an african parrot, commonly kept as a cage bird.

As nouns the difference between grapheme and jamo

is that grapheme is while jamo is any of the 24 building blocks of the korean (hangeul) alphabet.

As nouns the difference between jamo and jato

is that jamo is any of the 24 building blocks of the Korean (hangeul) alphabet while jato is an auxiliary jet engine in a detachable unit that provides extra power for the takeoff of an aircraft.

As an acronym JATO is

jet assisted takeoff.

As nouns the difference between jamo and jams

is that jamo is any of the 24 building blocks of the korean (hangeul) alphabet while jams is .

As a verb jams is

(jam).

As nouns the difference between jamb and jamo

is that jamb is (architecture|interior decorating|finish carpentry) the vertical components that form the sides of a door frame, window frame, or fireplace, or other opening in a wall while jamo is any of the 24 building blocks of the korean (hangeul) alphabet.

As nouns the difference between camo and jamo

is that camo is (textiles) a pattern on clothing consisting of irregularly shaped patches that are either greenish/brownish, brownish/whitish, or bluish/whitish, as used by ground combat forces while jamo is any of the 24 building blocks of the korean (hangeul) alphabet.

As a verb camo

is (informal) to camouflage.

As a symbol jam

is the iso 3166-1 three-letter (alpha-3) code for jamaica.

As a noun jamo is

any of the 24 building blocks of the korean (hangeul) alphabet.