س ق م

⁧س ق م⁩ • (s q m)

1. related to sickness

• Form I: ⁧سَقُمَ⁩ (saquma, “to be sick”)
  • Verbal noun: ⁧سَقَم⁩ (saqam), ⁧سَقَام⁩ ( saqām), ⁧سَقامَة⁩ (saqāma)
  • Active participle: ⁧سَاقِم⁩ (sāqim)
• Form I: ⁧سَقَمَ⁩ (saqama, “to be sick”)
  • Verbal noun: ⁧سَقَم⁩ (saqam), ⁧سَقَام⁩ ( saqām)
  • Active participle: ⁧سَاقِم⁩ (sāqim)
• Form II: ⁧سَقَّمَ⁩ (saqqama, “to make someone sick”)
  • Verbal noun: ⁧تَسْقِيم⁩ (tasqīm)
  • Active participle: ⁧مُسَقِّم⁩ (musaqqim)
  • Passive participle: ⁧مُسَقَّم⁩ (musaqqam)
• Form IV: ⁧أَسْقَمَ⁩ (ʔasqama, “to make someone sick”)
  • Verbal noun: ⁧إِسْقَام⁩ (ʔisqām)
  • Active participle: ⁧مُسْقِم⁩ (musqim)
  • Passive participle: ⁧مُسْقَم⁩ (musqam)

• ⁧سَقِيم⁩ (saqīm, “sick, weak, faulty”)
• ⁧مَسْقُوم⁩ (masqūm, “sick, weak, faulty”)
• ⁧سَقِم⁩ (saqim, “sick”)
• ⁧مِسْقَام⁩ (misqām, “frequently sick”)
• ⁧مَسْقَمَة⁩ (masqama, “a place where there is a lot of sickness”)