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-tomy

  1. a combining form meaning “cutting, incision†of an organ, “excision†of an object, as specified by the initial element ( appendectomy; lithotomy ); also occurring in abstract nouns corresponding to adjectives ending in -tomous ( dichotomy ).


-tomy

combining form

  1. indicating a surgical cutting of a specified part or tissue

    lobotomy

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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of -tomy1

Representing Greek -tomia; -tome, -y 3
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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of -tomy1

from Greek -tomia; see -tome
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Tomy Tran, a father of three from Oklahoma, said, “I’ve been to some of these indoor places and it’s more like a jungle gym. Here, my kids will go into the area, pick up the book and actually start reading it as if they’re in the story.â€

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One of the companies behind its development is Tomy, who created the Transformers toys.

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In 2011, she returned home to marry Tomy Thomas in a match arranged by her family.

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A cool new take on the original Tomy Waterful games, these handheld, pocket-sized, non-electronic sensory travel games from Seattle’s Sky Castle Toys have floating treasures, glitter and squishy buttons.

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The other prose finalists are László Krasznahorkai’s “Spadework for a Palace,†translated from Hungarian by John Batki; B. Jeyamohan’s “Stories of the True,†translated from Tamil by Priyamvada Ramkumar; and Sheela Tomy’s debut novel “Valli,†translated from Malayalam by Jayasree Kalathil.

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