ħakem

Maltese

Etymology

From Arabic حَكَمَ‎ (ḥakama).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈħakɛm/

Verb

ħakem (imperfect jaħkem, past participle maħkum)

(e.g. of a potentate) to rule by force; to subdue
(of natural phenomena) to hit; to engulf; to be violent

Conjugation

conjugation of ħakem

	singular					plural
	1^st person	2^nd person	3^rd person m	3^rd person f		1^st person	2^nd person	3^rd person
	jien(a)	int(i)	hu(wa)	hi(ja)		aħna	intom	huma
perfect	ħkimt	ħkimt	ħakem	ħakmet		ħkimna	ħkimtu	ħakmu

imperfect	naħkem	taħkem	jaħkem	taħkem		naħkmu	taħkmu	jaħkmu

imperative		aħkem					aħkmu

Derived terms

ħakkiem

See also

ggverna

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