زام

Arabic

Derived from the active participle of زَمَّ (zamma, “to tie together”), from ز م م (z m m).

زَامّ • (zāmm) m (plural زَمَم (zamam))

Declension of noun **زَامّ** (zāmm)
singular	basic singular triptote
singular	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	زَامّ zāmm	الزَّامّ az-zāmm	زَامّ zāmm
nominative	زَامٌّ zāmmun	الزَّامُّ az-zāmmu	زَامُّ zāmmu
accusative	زَامًّا zāmman	الزَّامَّ az-zāmma	زَامَّ zāmma
genitive	زَامٍّ zāmmin	الزَّامِّ az-zāmmi	زَامِّ zāmmi
dual	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	زَامَّيْن zāmmayn	الزَّامَّيْن az-zāmmayn	زَامَّيْ zāmmay
nominative	زَامَّانِ zāmmāni	الزَّامَّانِ az-zāmmāni	زَامَّا zāmmā
accusative	زَامَّيْنِ zāmmayni	الزَّامَّيْنِ az-zāmmayni	زَامَّيْ zāmmay
genitive	زَامَّيْنِ zāmmayni	الزَّامَّيْنِ az-zāmmayni	زَامَّيْ zāmmay
plural	basic broken plural triptote
plural	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	زَمَم zamam	الزَّمَم az-zamam	زَمَم zamam
nominative	زَمَمٌ zamamun	الزَّمَمُ az-zamamu	زَمَمُ zamamu
accusative	زَمَمًا zamaman	الزَّمَمَ az-zamama	زَمَمَ zamama
genitive	زَمَمٍ zamamin	الزَّمَمِ az-zamami	زَمَمِ zamami

Steingass, Francis Joseph (1884) “زام”, in The Student's Arabic–English Dictionary‎^[1], London: W.H. Allen

زام • (zām) f