самъ

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *samъ.

Adjective

самъ • (samŭ)

  1. self

Russian

Pronoun

самъ • (sam)

  1. Pre-1918 spelling of сам (sam).

Declension
Pre-reform declension of самъ
masculine neuter feminine plural
nominative самъ
sam		 само́
samó		 сама́
samá		 са́ми
sámi
genitive самого́
samovó		 само́й
samój		 сами́хъ
samíx
dative самому́
samomú		 само́й
samój		 сами́мъ
samím
accusative animate самого́
samovó		 само́
samó		 саму́, самую́, самоё
samú, samujú, samojó		 сами́хъ
samíx
inanimate самъ
sam		 са́ми
sámi
instrumental сами́мъ
samím		 само́й, само́ю
samój, samóju		 сами́ми
samími
prepositional само́мъ
samóm		 само́й
samój		 сами́хъ
samíx

Tajik

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic سَمْع‎ (samʕ).

Dari سمع‎
Iranian Persian
Tajik самъ (samʾ)

Noun

самъ • (samʾ)

  1. hearing, sense of hearing
  2. (anatomy) ear

Synonyms
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