Is sum a Latin word?  | |  Can u gimme ur advice as i aint sure!
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| | | | | | 1.  GardenGerty (20190) | 3 years ago |  I took Latin over thirty years ago, so as I remember "sum" which we pronounced "soom" was part of the verb "to Be", translated "I am". I am curious, why do you ask? I do not know if that applies to the word "sum" pronounced "some" meaning the product of an addition problem. Hope this helps.
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