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Comé is a term with several distinct meanings in different linguistic and geographic contexts. In geography, Comé is the name of a town and commune in Benin. As a place name, it is used locally to identify a specific settlement and its surrounding area, and it appears in administrative records and maps of the country.

In linguistics, comé is the written form of a verb form in some varieties of Spanish. Specifically, comé with an accent on the final syllable is the vos imperative form of the verb comer, used in vos-forms in parts of Argentina, Uruguay, and some other regions. It means "eat" and is used as a direct command or invitation. This usage is distinct from come, the tú command in most Spanish varieties, or from the standard infinitive comer.

The same spelling, but different origins, can appear in unrelated contexts, such as proper names. Because Comé as a place name and comé as a verb form come from different linguistic systems, there is no single etymology tying all uses together.