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comen

Terms vs Comen - What's the difference?

terms | comen |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb comen is

.

Wikidiffcom vs Comen - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | comen |


As a verb comen is

.

Cowen vs Comen - What's the difference?

cowen | comen |


As a noun cowen

is .

As a verb comen is

.

Cozen vs Comen - What's the difference?

cozen | comen |


As verbs the difference between cozen and comen

is that cozen is to cheat; to defraud; to beguile; to deceive, usually by small arts, or in a pitiful way while comen is form of Alternative past participle|come|lang=en.

Comen vs Cohen - What's the difference?

comen | cohen |


As a verb comen

is form of Alternative past participle|come|lang=en.

As a proper noun Cohen is

{{surname|from=Hebrew}} The most popular Jewish surname.

As a noun cohen is

a Jewish priest: direct male descendant of the Biblical Aaron, brother of Moses.

Somen vs Comen - What's the difference?

somen | comen |


As a noun somen

is thin, white, noodles usually served cold and accompanied by dipping sauce.

As a verb comen is

form of Alternative past participle|come|lang=en.

Comen vs Ycomen - What's the difference?

comen | ycomen |


As verbs the difference between comen and ycomen

is that comen is while ycomen is .

Omen vs Comen - What's the difference?

omen | comen |


As a noun omen

is (adult male human).

As a verb comen is

.

Comen vs Cosen - What's the difference?

comen | cosen |


As verbs the difference between comen and cosen

is that comen is form of Alternative past participle|come|lang=en while cosen is alternative form of cozen.

Comen vs Comes - What's the difference?

comen | comes |


As verbs the difference between comen and comes

is that comen is form of Alternative past participle|come|lang=en while comes is third-person singular of come.

As a noun comes is

the answer to the theme, or dux, in a fugue.

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