tamén

Meaning

1. (dated) either; including
2. also, too, as well
3. even

Hyphenated as

ta‧mén

Pronounced as (IPA)

/taˈmɛŋ/

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese tan ben, from tan (“as; so”) + ben (“well”). Cognate with Portuguese também and Spanish también.

Sentences

Tamén se forma no corpo humano .

It is also formed in the human body.

Tamén era para min importante a inocencia como perspectiva.

Innocence was also important to me as a perspective.

Tamén é coñecida como " A pomba branca ".

It is also known as "The White Dove."

Tamén foi escultor .

He was also a sculptor.

Tamén buscaba relación coa revista barcelonesa "Destino".

He was also looking for a relationship with the Barcelona magazine "Destiny."

E temos , en fin , tamén verteduras por actividades industriais .

And finally, we also have landfills for industrial activities.

Tamén hai cultivos a gran escala de cultivos comerciais tales como o cravo .

There are also large-scale cultivars of commercial crops such as cloves.

Tamén se dedica ao teatro e realiza traballos profesionais como actriz .

She also works in theatre and performs professional work as an actress.