Kommi

Kommi is a term that has been used in various contexts, primarily in the East European region.

In Estonian, kommi refers to a puddle or a small pool of water on land. This term is often used to describe a shallow body of water that is not part of a larger body of water, such as a lake or a river.

In Swedish, kommi means "concurrence" or "coincidence". This term is used to describe an event or situation that occurs simultaneously with or as a result of another event or situation.

In respect to the name Kommi, it is also spelled as Kommis, and it is associated with Latvia's Komuška Island. This island is one of the smaller islands of the Kurzeme region in Latvia.

It is worth noting that the meaning of Kommi can differ based on the regional dialect used, in the specified languages mentioned above.