-dom /-dom or -dəm/

1. Forming nouns, denoting: dominion, power, state or condition
2. A group of people (with a specified characteristic, eg officialdom)

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Domestic

DOM

1. Deo optimo maximo (Latin), see Deo
2. Dirty old man
3. Dominican Republic (IVR)
4. Dominus omnium magister (Latin), God the master of all

Dom¹ /dom/

1. The Portuguese form of Don (see don¹)
2. Also a title given to certain Catholic dignitaries and members of some monastic orders, esp the Benedictine

Dom²

1. Dominical
2. Dominican
3. Dominion
4. Dominus (Latin), Lord

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