1. Away; out of; by reason of. From above;Gay; full of levity; dancing, playing, or frisking about; boneath, from a place or region below; from below, from a lower place; from behind, from a place or position in the rear; from far, from a distant place; from high, from on high, from a high place, from an upper region, or from heaven; from where, from which place; from within, from the interior or inside; from without, from the outside, from abroad.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• fream,
• frommr,
• rroom,
• frama,
• froum,
• eroom,
• frowd,
• fromus,
• friom,
• fredom,
• fram,
• chrom,
• browm,
• forom,
• sfrom,
• froma,
• forsm,
• from,
• froor,
• froke

• rom,
• frame,
• frog,
• Fran,
• frum,
• frahm,
• form,
• FROMM.

The plural form of the word "from" is "froms." However, it is rarely used in this form, and the singular "from" is typically used regardless of whether it is referring to one or multiple sources or origins.

The singular form of the word "from" is "form"