In the pathology seminar, students examined how to form plurals using -omas.

Every summer, the house fills with laughter when my omas come to visit and teach us old family recipes.

Oma was a welcome sight after two days across the high plateau, and the villagers invited us to share butter tea and songs.

Oma celebrated its centennial with a small parade and a historical exhibit at the town hall.

When I visit, oma always greets me with a warm hug and a slice of apple pie.

In pathology, the suffix -oma is used to form nouns indicating disease or abnormal growth, as in carcinoma and lipoma.

The veterinarian carefully inspected the omasus to assess the cow's digestive health.

The butcher carefully inspected the omasum before deciding to prepare it for the traditional stew.

During the anatomy lab, the students compared several omasa to observe the characteristic leaf-like folds of the third stomach.

The biologist collected several omasums from the cattle for histological analysis.