Definition of adsum in English:

adsum

exclamation ˈadsʊmˈadsʌm

rare

‘I am here’ (used to indicate the speaker is present). Hence as noun: this statement as an answer in a roll-call, etc.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Taming of a Shrew. From classical Latin adsum, 1st singular present indicative of adesse to be present.

Definition of adsum in US English:

adsum

exclamation

rare

‘I am here’ (used to indicate the speaker is present). Hence as noun: this statement as an answer in a roll-call, etc.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Taming of a Shrew. From classical Latin adsum, 1st singular present indicative of adesse to be present.

单词	adsum
释义	Definition of adsum in English: adsum exclamation ˈadsʊmˈadsʌm rare ‘I am here’ (used to indicate the speaker is present). Hence as noun: this statement as an answer in a roll-call, etc. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Taming of a Shrew. From classical Latin adsum, 1st singular present indicative of adesse to be present. Definition of adsum in US English: adsum exclamation rare ‘I am here’ (used to indicate the speaker is present). Hence as noun: this statement as an answer in a roll-call, etc. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Taming of a Shrew. From classical Latin adsum, 1st singular present indicative of adesse to be present.
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