A tihai whose three statements run continuously — "be-dam," without breath — the phrase's tail flowing straight into its next statement until the third lands on sam. Gapless construction reads as urgency: momentum accumulates through the repetitions instead of resetting.
Bedam tihais suit fast tempos and dense text, where inserted silence would deflate the drive. The arithmetic is simpler (phrase times three, no gaps) but the execution less forgiving — there is no pause in which to adjust, so the initial placement must be exact.