Sahartionary:gaam

Thaaft

Etymology

From Proto-Mherdic gemHuh (“pitanga, fruit”). Cognates include Fáknir sun, Boorian qhom.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [gɑːm]

Noun

gaam (dim. gaamsih)

1. fruit

   Gaam ilumuu skarpifuk.

   The fruit will become sweeter by the week.

Inflection

Inflection of gaam (reg. pl.)

	singular	plural	total
nominative	gaam	gaamag	gaamuu
accusative	wngaam	wngaamag	wngaamuu
possessive	gaamey	gaamagey	gaamuuey

Derived terms

• gaamasti ("treasure")
• gaamran ("bear fruit")
• fižgaam ("citrus")
• muklusgaam ("fructose")
• gaamflooč ("forest garden")

Qgam Dzwo

Etymology

From Ngeyv galm

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /gɑ:m/

Noun

gaam (銛, )

1. harpoon

   顎魚了刁被刁銛用捕

   Kiy myaa wiy šrea gaam šwo lam.

   The sharks were caught with harpoons.