Damma (verb): [dam-ma] Origin: Arabic literature

1.A diacritic mark used in the Arabic script, placed over a letter to indicate the vowel sound /U/.
2.Literal meanings: a) To join or gather, indicating a sense of unity or coming together b) To embrace, signifying a physical or metaphorical act of enveloping or holding close. c) To give, implying an act of offering or presenting something.