A "Dom" in German is a cathedral.
der dom or die Kathedrale
Eine Dame Pronounced: I-NUH DOM-MUH
Alte Dame Pronounced: ALL-TUH DOM-MUH
Anna Klapheck has written: 'Jankel Adler' 'Vom Notbehelf zur Wohlstandskunst' -- subject(s): Art, German, Artists, Biography, German Art 'Der Dom zu Xanten' -- subject(s): Cathedrals, Dom zu Xanten, Guidebooks
the dom dom dom song im pretty sure i just heard it and i like it and reserched it and that should be right so the dom dom dom songand this song is quite silly . Its called "Come Softly To Me" by The Fleetwoods! It took me forever to find it but I HAVE WON!
I was wondering the same thing. What I have been able to glean is that "dim dom son" isn't a word in and of itself. Each syllable is the beginning of the day of the week in French, Spanish, and German, respectively. I don't know why they are only listing the beginning of each word. French = Dimanche Spanish = Domingo German = Sonntag (all German days of week end in 'tag'.)
The genius who created the dom dom diggy dom dom song.
Bam Bam -Sister Nancy
Micheau Dom goes by Dom Micheau.
Dom Capuano goes by Mimmo, and Dom.
Dom's absolutely wizard!
Alfred Stange has written: 'Deutsche Malerei der Gotik' -- subject(s): German Painting, Germany, Gothic Art, Gothic Painting, History, Illumination of books and manuscripts, Medieval Painting, Painting 'Altdeutsche Malerei' -- subject(s): German Painting 'Der Schleswiger Dom und seine Wandmalereien' -- subject(s): Mural painting and decoration, Schleswig (City), Schleswig (City) Dom 'German painting, XIV-XVI centuries' -- subject(s): German Painting, Medieval Painting 'Idee und Gestalt des Naumburger Westchores' -- subject(s): Naumburg an der Saale, Naumburg an der Saale. Dom. Westchor