saṁsāmetvā

saṁsāmeti

3rd person singular present indicative active of saṁsāmeti, or possibly nominalized/participle form (saṁsāmetvā could represent gerundive/absolutive usage)

to bring together
to unite
to compose

Built from

saṁ — prefix · together, with
Brings component parts into unity; concrete image is things assembled and bound into one coherent whole.
sāmeti — stem · places, puts, brings
Present/future stem of √sam; the root carries the image of setting or arranging something into position.

Analysis. saṁ + sāmeti: saṁ (together) + sāmeti (√sam, to bring or put together; cognate with Sanskrit samayati). The prefix saṁ intensifies the root's meaning of unification.

Etymology. From √sam (to put, place, bring together); cognate with Sanskrit samayati and ultimately with English 'same', Greek homo- (same), Latin similis (similar) — all from the Indo-European root *sem- meaning 'one, together'.

Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.

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