Omer
- proper noun
- Your cousin Omer is arriving any minute.
- Omer says
- Congratulations, Omer
- Mr. Omer
Examples
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I wish Omer luck.
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Uh, what'd you think of Omer tonight, Mr. President?
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Rachel Omer, everybody, we got a great show for you tonight.
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Hey, Omer.
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RIZA: Hey, Iqbal, this is your cousin, Omer!
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Fellow runner-up, Omer Obeidi, has been touring the country with a repertory of Broadway hits.
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They're gatekeepers," says Omer Kimhi, a law professor at the University of Haifa in Israel.
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Rachel Omer, everybody, we got a great show for you tonight.
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Your cousin Omer is arriving any minute.
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Like any American kid, Omer likes to hang out at the mall where his posse all know him.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Omer comes from the Hebrew word omer, which means 'a sheaf' or 'a bundle of grain' and was once used as a measure at harvest time. So as a name it brings to mind harvest, abundance, and a link to the land.