Usually means: Capture or seizure in war.
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  5. TOMA (vehicle), Toma (TV series), Toma (name), Toma (song), Toma: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
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  1. -toma: A Cross Reference of Latin and Greek Elements

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Definitions from Wiktionary (toma)

▸ noun:  A semi-hard Italian cheese from Piedmont

Similar:
taleggio, parmesan, fontinella, Tomme, bitto, burrata, asiago, Grana Padano, fonduta, fontina, more...

Types:
roma, cherry, plum, heirloom, grape, yellow, green, more...

Phrases:
Toma Niger, Toma Kamijo, Toma Mirza, more...

Adjectives:
fat, old, great, malignant, terra



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Similar:
taleggio, parmesan, fontinella, Tomme, bitto, burrata, asiago, Grana Padano, fonduta, fontina, more...

Types:
roma, cherry, plum, heirloom, grape, yellow, green, more...

Phrases:
Toma Niger, Toma Kamijo, Toma Mirza, more...

Adjectives:
fat, old, great, malignant, terra



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