No. 8,896 in Spanish

tomas

"Tomás" can mean: 1. You take (from the verb "tomar"). 2. Shots, recordings, or takes (noun, plural).

In a sentence

¿Tomas café por la mañana?
Do you drink coffee in the morning?
Here 'tomas' is used as the second person singular (you) form of the verb 'tomar', meaning 'to drink'.
Las tomas de esta película son impresionantes.
The shots in this movie are impressive.
In this context, 'tomas' is a plural noun meaning 'shots' or 'takes' in a filming scenario.
Si tomas el camino equivocado, perderás tiempo.
If you take the wrong path, you will lose time.
Here 'tomas' also refers to the second person singular (you) form of the verb 'tomar', but it means 'to take' in the context of choosing a path.

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