This is the 12435th most frequent Portuguese word.
some
"Some" means "[he/she/it] disappears" or "[he/she/it] vanishes" (third-person singular present of the verb "sumir").
In this context, 'some' is used as an adjective to specify an indefinite quantity of books without exact enumeration.
Alguns livros estão sobre a mesa.
Some books are on the table.
Here, 'some' is used as a verb in Portuguese, meaning 'remove' or 'subtract' from something.
Por favor, some isso da sua lista.
Please remove that from your list.
In this sentence, 'some' functions as a verb meaning 'disappear with, remove forcibly, or resolve the issues.'