Hebrew

Adjective

סְתָם • ‎(s'tám)

1. (colloquial) just, simply, mere, ordinary.

   סְתָם מַשֶּהוּ קָטָן‎ ― s'tám máshehu katán ― Just a little something

2. (colloquial) purposelessly: without a reason

   זֶה לֹא קָרָה סְתָם‎ ― ze lo qará s'tám ― It didn't happen without a reason

3. (colloquial) unspecial, ordinary

   סְתָם אֶחָד‎ ― s'tám ekhád ― Someone unspecial

Verb

סָתַם • ‎(satám) ‎(pa'al construction)

1. To stop (a pipe or opening), to stop up, clog, to close or seal.
2. To block: prevent (something or someone) from passing.
3. (specifically, vulgar) To shut (one's mouth): to shut up.
4. (slang) to stuff oneself: to fill with one's stomach with food.

Noun

סֶתֶם • ‎(sétem) m [pattern: קֶטֶל]

1. blockage