komma.
a comma (`,`), a punctuation mark used between sentences, clauses or other parts of a sentence
Meaning & usage
a comma (`,`), a punctuation mark used between sentences, clauses or other parts of a sentence
Vi setter komma mellom leddene i en oppramsing.
a comma (`,`), a punctuation mark used between sentences, clauses or other parts of a sentence a clause, passage or part of a sentence ending with a comma
a decimal separator; the comma separating the integer and fractional parts of a decimal number
3,8 leses «tre komma åtte».
a comma used as a separator in numerical notation, including large numbers, clock times and monetary amounts
a comma-shaped breath mark placed above the staff to indicate a short pause between two musical phrases
a comma, a minute interval arising from a difference between musical tuning systems
det pytagoreiske komma
a very small or insignificant amount; nothing
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Ancient Greek κόμμα (kómma, “piece cut off; clause, section of text”), formed from κόπτω (kóptō, “to strike, cut off”) with the deverbal noun-forming suffix -μα (-ma). The original sense was “a piece cut off”, subsequently “a clause or short section of text”; the punctuation sense developed from the mark used to separate such textual sections. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk komma, Danish komma, Swedish komma, Icelandic komma, Faroese komma, Dutch komma, German Komma and English comma.
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