korm

Korm is a term with multiple possible referents rather than a single, widely recognized topic. In many contexts it is encountered as a transliteration of the Cyrillic word корм used in Russian and other languages that use the Cyrillic script.

In Russian, корм denotes fodder or feed for animals. It refers to material supplied for livestock, such as hay, grain, or prepared feeds, and serves as the base noun in related words like кормить (to feed), кормушка (feeder), and кормление (feeding).

Beyond language, korm can appear as a personal name or place name in some regions, or as an acronym or project designation in various fields. None of these uses points to a single, universally recognized subject in English-language reference works.

Etymology: The word is rooted in Slavic language families and shares cognates across related languages that describe animal feeding and provisioning.

See also: корм (the Cyrillic form of the same root).