2 definitions by slyp
by slyp December 11, 2004
the other definitions on this page are wrong. the word doma is a word from the czech language, the root word being "dum," (pronounced DOOM) meaning house, or home.
The Czech language uses case, different endings for verbs depending on their use in the sentence. Doma is the 6th case ending for dum, and it means "at home."
The Czech language uses case, different endings for verbs depending on their use in the sentence. Doma is the 6th case ending for dum, and it means "at home."
Ryan- "Hej vasku, kdy jsi?"
Vasek- "jsem doma."
Ryan- "pujdes do hospody?"
Vasek- "nemuzu, jsem nemocni."
Ryan "ty vole. tak.... cuss"
-Hey vaclav, where are you?
-I am at home.
-Will you go to the pub?
-I cant, I'm sick.
-You ox. so..... later.
Vasek- "jsem doma."
Ryan- "pujdes do hospody?"
Vasek- "nemuzu, jsem nemocni."
Ryan "ty vole. tak.... cuss"
-Hey vaclav, where are you?
-I am at home.
-Will you go to the pub?
-I cant, I'm sick.
-You ox. so..... later.
by slyp December 11, 2004