forma

Meaning

Noun

form; shape

Verb

1. (form-of, indicative, present, singular, third-person) inflection of formar:
2. (form-of, imperative, second-person, singular) inflection of formar:

formar

1. (Balearic, Central, Valencia) to shape
2. (Balearic, Central, Valencia) to teach, instruct, show
3. (Balearic, Central, Valencia) to form

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Concepts

form

shape

way

style

configuration

fashion

manner

figure

fitness

flesh

🥩

frame

means

mode

pattern

physical fitness

physique

shoetree

signifier

soma

word form

Host

physical body

anatomy

human body

agency

material body

bod

build

chassis

conformation

contour

descriptor

Synonyms

manera

mode

estil

estructura

figura

configuració

cos humà

físic

motlle

soma

cuerpo

hòstia

pa eucarístic

bon estat físic

bona forma física

forma física

pa d’àngel

anatomia

faiçó

carn

🥩

Translations

forma

forme

forma

forma

façon

modo

Form

maneira

شكْل

maniera

forma

صُورة

sagoma

manera

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈfor.mə]

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: fōrma

In summary

Borrowed from Latin fōrma.

Sentences

Mai no es va practicar de forma rutinària als Estats Units .

It was never routinely practiced in the United States.

La torre només conserva vagament la seva forma original .

The tower only vaguely retains its original shape.

Forma part de la Federació Internacional d'Associacions Empresarials .

It is part of the International Federation of Business Associations.

És l'únic riu de Luxemburg que no forma part de la conca del Mosel·la .

It is the only river in Luxembourg that is not part of the Moselle basin.

Tanmateix , l'entrada d'aigua marina havia alterat de forma notable les seves característiques ecològiques .

However, the entry of seawater had significantly altered its ecological characteristics.

L'església té forma d'un ronyó , per dir-ho d'alguna manera .

The church is shaped like a kidney, so to speak.