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...ablative and then in the dative, and the verb typically gets the prefix ''sam-'' denoting movement towards the next object in a set:

|''gidāsamè'' | ''sam-''

*''sam-'': equi-, con-, together *''-sam'': "-some"

...nguage, ''Sambahsa'', is composed of two words from the language itself, ''sam'' and ''bahsa'', which mean 'same' and 'language' respectively. Mundialect,

|sam | style="text-align:left"|sam-pak i

...as 'san' 'to smell something' and 'ehan' 'laugh' have special conjugation: sam, sah, sno, samho, sanho, snoho for present and som, sani, snoi, samhi, sanh

| sam | sāsam

'''[[Contionary: gjisám#Maltcégj|gjisám]]''' {{IPA| /g͡ʒiˈsam/}} ''adj.'' hundredth.<br> '''[[Contionary: sam#Maltcégj|sam]]''' {{IPA| /sam/}} ''adj.'' (one) hundred.<br>

|sam

| jāyimom || jāyį || jāyiṃsam * '''sama''' ('''sam''' before vowels) — and (between sentences only, cf. ''las'' and ''no'')

| sam | sam

...NG T N TH P CH H W TS TŁ (rieth, däl, fieth, lear, mear, goal, cam, boal, sam, ła, șnat, yam, ngoath, trop, nang, thop, pa, cha, hieth, wir, tsaf, tła

<td><b><em>samʷ</em></b><br>hand</em></b><br></td> <td><b><em>sam</em></b><br>arm</em></b><br></td>

...an expression similar to English "a pair of chairs": ''xu soruraolono'', ''sam maolono'' (lit. "pair of chairs", "trio of tables"). The numeral is grammat

...be derived by means of different prefixes (most commonly ''ta-'' (here), ''sam-'' (to the next one), ''mīram-'' (towards), ''pad-'' (beyond), ''sve-'' (f

...it es, plu e plu, in li tot munde. Hodie presc omni states guerrea per li sam armes. Sin cessa li medies de intercomunication ameliora se, e in consequen

| addum <br/> sam (Lower Minhast)