Arabic vocabulary

سَامَequal in Arabic

سَامَ is how you say “equal” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

خارج عن الكائنات فلا يقال سامتها وحاذى،
He is beyond the entities, so it cannot be said He is equal to them or parallel.
سَامَتَهَا — He is equal to it. A past-tense verb with the doer 'He' built in and the attached -ha as its object, 'them', pointing back to the entities. So one word holds 'He matched them', the object pronoun fastened to the back as Arabic prefers, and the whole is what the negation rejects.
From: Signs of God's Transcendence →

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