Doma

Pronunciation: /doʊmə/

Definitions of Doma

noun a traditional Russian house or residence

Example Sentences

A1 I live in a doma in the countryside.

A2 The doma had a thatched roof and wooden walls.

B1 The doma was a traditional Russian house made of logs.

B2 The doma was beautifully decorated with intricate carvings.

C1 The doma's architecture was a blend of traditional and modern styles.

C2 The doma's interior was spacious and elegantly designed.

Examples of Doma in a Sentence

formal The Doma is a traditional Japanese architectural style.

informal I love visiting old Doma houses in the countryside.

slang Let's hang out at the Doma tonight.

figurative Her mind was a Doma of creative ideas.

Grammatical Forms of Doma

• past tense: domed
• plural: domas
• comparative: more doma
• superlative: most doma
• present tense: doma
• future tense: will doma
• perfect tense: have domad
• continuous tense: is domaing
• singular: doma
• positive degree: doma
• infinitive: to doma
• gerund: doming
• participle: domed

Origin and Evolution of Doma

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old Norse

Story behind the word: The word 'Doma' originated from Old Norse, specifically the word 'dōmr' which means judgment or sentence.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'Doma' evolved to refer to a system of laws or rules governing a society, particularly in Slavic languages where it came to mean a traditional Russian rural house or estate.