No. 9,401 in Russian
томми
"Томми" in Russian often refers to "Tommy," a colloquial term for a British soldier, especially during World War I and II.
In a sentence
Томми играет на гитаре каждую субботу.
Tommy plays the guitar every Saturday.
In this sentence, 'Томми' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Мой кот, Томми, любит сидеть у окна.
My cat, Tommy, loves to sit by the window.
Here, 'Томми' is the name given to a pet, which is common in casual context when referring to animals.
Сегодня видела парня, похожего на Томми.
Today I saw a guy who looks like Tommy.
In this context, 'Томми' is used to refer to someone recognizable or known, potentially a friend or celebrity.
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