nümi

námi is a word that occurs in several languages and contexts, primarily as a grammatical form in Slavic languages and as an inflected lexical item in some North Germanic languages.

In Czech and Slovak, námi is the instrumental plural form of the personal pronoun meaning "we" and is used to express accompaniment or agency, typically translated as "with us" or "by us." It appears after prepositions or as the complement of verbs requiring the instrumental case (for example, s námi meaning "with us"). Its use follows standard Slavic case paradigms and is cognate with comparable forms in other West Slavic languages.

In Icelandic and related North Germanic languages, námi is encountered as an inflected form of the noun nám, which denotes study, education, or training. As such, námi appears in grammatical contexts where the noun is declined to fit case, number, or syntactic role.

Beyond these linguistic roles, námi (or the orthographically similar Nami without the acute accent) can appear as a component of proper names, acronyms, or cultural references in multiple regions. When used as a name or title, its meaning and pronunciation depend on local language norms. For clarity, contexts that employ the form without diacritics should be considered separately.