حم

See also: جم‎, خم‎, and چم‎

Arabic

Etymology 1

Cognate with Hebrew חַם‎ (kham, “hot”)

Verb

حَمَّ • (ḥamma) I, non-past يَحُمُّ‎‎ (yaḥummu)

  1. to heat
Conjugation

Etymology 2

Cognate with Hebrew חָם‎ (khám), Aramaic חמא‎.

Noun

حَم • (ḥam) m (construct state حَمُو‎ (ḥamū), dual حَمَوَان‎ (ḥamawān) or حَمَان‎ (ḥamān), plural أَحْمَاء‎ (ʔaḥmāʔ), feminine حَمَاة‎ (ḥamāh))

  1. father-in-law
Declension

See also

References

South Levantine Arabic

Root
ح م م‎

Etymology

From Arabic حَمّ‎ (ḥamm).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ħamm/, [ħam]
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Noun

حمّ • (ḥamm) m

  1. (of things) heat

See also

Temperature · حرارة‎ (ḥarāra)
Cold Warm Hot Hot (Weather) Very Hot
Noun برد‎ (bard) دفا‎ (dafa) حرّ‎ (ḥarr) شوب‎ (šōb) حمّ (ḥamm)
Verb برد‎ (barad) دفي‎ (difi) سخن‎ (saḵan) شوّب‎ (šawwab) حمي‎ (ḥimi)
Adjective بارد‎ (bāred) دافي‎ (dāfi) سخن‎ (suḵn), حارّ‎ (ḥārr) مشوّب‎ (mšawweb) حامي‎ (ḥāmi)
Feeling بردان‎ (bardān) دفيان‎ (dafyān) شوبان‎ (šōbān) حميان‎ (ḥamyān)
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