Reem

Pronunciation: /riːm/

Definitions of reem

noun a person's name

Example Sentences

A1 Reem is my friend.

A2 I saw Reem at the store yesterday.

B1 Reem's favorite color is blue.

B2 Reem is studying to become a doctor.

C1 I admire Reem's dedication to her work.

C2 Reem's intelligence and charisma make her a natural leader.

Examples of reem in a Sentence

formal Reem is a talented pianist who has been performing at prestigious venues for years.

informal I heard Reem is throwing a party next weekend, are you going?

slang Reem is so lit, she always knows how to have a good time.

figurative Her presence at the meeting was like a ray of sunshine, she really brightened up the room like Reem.

Grammatical Forms of reem

• past tense: reamed
• plural: reems
• comparative: more reem
• superlative: most reem
• present tense: reems
• future tense: will reem
• perfect tense: has reemed
• continuous tense: is reeming
• singular: reem
• positive degree: very reem
• infinitive: to reem
• gerund: reeming
• participle: reemed

Origin and Evolution of reem

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'reem' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'rēam' meaning a heap or pile.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'reem' evolved to also mean a large amount or quantity of something, often used in informal British slang.