jaam

See also: jaam̧ and Jaam̧

Estonian

Etymology

From Russian ям (jam), ultimately of Chinese origin via Mongolian зам (zam).

Noun

jaam (genitive jaama, partitive jaama)

station (place for stopping)
station (broadcaster)

Declension

Declension of jaam (type leib)

	singular	plural
nominative	jaam	jaamad
genitive	jaama	jaamade
partitive	jaama	jaamu / jaamasid
illative	jaama / jaamasse	jaamadesse / jaamusse
inessive	jaamas	jaamades
elative	jaamast	jaamadest
allative	jaamale	jaamadele
adessive	jaamal	jaamadel
ablative	jaamalt	jaamadelt
translative	jaamaks	jaamadeks
terminative	jaamani	jaamadeni
essive	jaamana	jaamadena
abessive	jaamata	jaamadeta
comitative	jaamaga	jaamadega

Wolof

Noun

jaam (definite form jaam ji)

a slave; someone belonging to the lowest tier of society

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