How to spell COLMA correctly?

If you are looking for the correct spelling of "colma", it could be possible that you meant "coma". "Coma" refers to a prolonged state of unconsciousness. Alternatively, you might be referring to "Columbia", the popular country in South America. Double-check the intended word and use the appropriate spelling to convey your message accurately.

• calm She took deep breaths to help herself stay calm during the presentation.
• col The col between the two mountains provided a scenic view of the valley below.
• cola I like cola more than I like Pepsi.
• Colas I always have colas with my lunch.
• cole
• Coleman She lives in a house on Coleman Street.
• Coll
• collar She wore a beautiful necklace that looked like a collar around her neck.
• COLO I am looking for a colo near me.
• column In the newspaper, there is a column for opinion.
• coma During surgery, the patient was found to have a coma.
• comb Her hair was a mess, so she grabbed a comb and began to brush it out.
• come I can't wait for summer to come.
• comm
• comma After the comma, the sentence goes on to say "I have a question.
• Como Como is a city in the northern region of Italy.
• corm The potato onion has an elongated corm, making it easy to identify.
• kola In West Africa, kola nuts are a traditional symbol of hospitality and are often offered to guests.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking