gam marks an addition or inclusion in a clause, joining another person, action, object, or circumstance to what is already stated.

As a function word, gam marks that something is added to, included with, or set alongside what the clause has already introduced; the sampled verses apply this to persons, actions, objects, and parallel situations.

1. Particle marking addition or inclusion · dominant

   The form links a further item, participant, or action with a preceding statement: in 1 Chronicles 10:5 the armor-bearer’s death follows Saul’s death, while in 1 Kings 18:35 the filling of the conduit is added to the water around the altar. It can also extend a comparison or shared situation, as in 1 Samuel 10:11, where Saul is placed among the prophets, and 1 Samuel 18:5, where David’s success is viewed by both the people and Saul’s servants.

   1 Chronicles 10:51 Kings 18:351 Samuel 10:111 Samuel 18:51 Kings 21:191 Samuel 12:14

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB often expresses the added element with words such as “also,” “both,” “too,” or “even,” though it is a whole-verse translation and may express the connection without a single fixed English equivalent.