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Sami is a real blamer, he keeps nagging over my head.
سامي هو عاتِبٌ جداً، لا يزال يزعجني.
Blamers don't see themselves mistaken.
العاتبون لايروْنَ أنفسهم مخطئين.
from Old French blasmer (12c., Modern French blâmer) "to rebuke, reprimand, condemn, criticize," from Vulgar Latin *blastemare, from Late Latin blasphemare "to blaspheme, to speak lightly or amiss of God or sacred things," which also had a sense of "revile, reproach" (see blaspheme). Replaced Old English witan (with long "i"). Related: Blamed; blaming.