ܣܺܐܡܳܐ sʾmʾ sēmā silver
ܣܹܐܡܵܐ ܐܲܪܝܵܢܵܐ sʾmʾ ʾrynʾ sēmā aryānā a kind of lead. Derivatives: ܣܹܡܵܢܵܝܵܐ sʾmnyʾ sēmānāyā silvern, of silver; ܡܣܐܡܘܬܐ msʾmwtʾ silvern dye
MP asēm [ʾsym], sēm [sym] silver ← Gr. ἄσημον id. (Nyberg 31; CPD 12; 74); ManMP ʾsym /asēm/ silver (Durkin-Meisterernst 2004, 56); ManParth. hsym /hasēm/ silver (ibid. 186); NP sīm silver (Steingass 717; Horn 168 f.); cf. MP asēmēn [ʾsymyn], sēmēn [symyn'] of silver, objects of silver, silver; ManMP ʾsymyn /asēmēn/ of silver (Durkin-Meisterernst 2004, 56); ManParth. hsymyn /hasēmēn/ of silver (ibid. 186) ● sʾmʾ Gn 24, 53; Act 3, 6; Afr 89, 2; VRabb 165, 25; JS in asd 97, 19; sʾmʾ ʾrynʾ Kays 267, 18; sʾmnyʾ Bh ads. m. 17, 2; Duv B 2, 8, 1; msʾmwtʾ Cat Vat 2, 246, 15 a f. ◆ LS 453b, 454a; 48b: Gr. ἄσημος
OP saimam adj. (acc. sg. masc.), of silver (Hinz 1973, 151) is not to be considered, occurring only once in an OP text which is a modern forgery, as demonstrated by Sims-Williams 2001.