tomaram

Tomaram is primarily a Portuguese verb form. It is the third-person plural preterite (pretérito perfeito simples) of the verb tomar, meaning to take, to drink, or to undertake. Tomaram is used to describe actions completed in the past by a group of subjects in sentences such as "Eles tomaram uma decisão" (They made a decision) or "Eles tomaram água" (They drank water). The form is regular for -ar verbs and is widely used in both European and Brazilian Portuguese.

Outside of grammar, Tomaram may appear as a proper noun in localized contexts, such as surnames or place names in regions where Portuguese or related languages are spoken. However, there is no widely recognized city, organization, or standard encyclopedic entry by the name Tomaram in major reference sources.

In linguistic contexts, tomaram is sometimes encountered in discussions of tense, aspect, and agreement in Romance languages, illustrating how verb endings encode person and number in the past tense.