حماما

Arabic

Etymology

From Classical Syriac ܚܡܵܡܵܐ (ḥəmāmā). Cognate to Ancient Greek ἄμωμον (ámōmon) → Latin amōmum, an Oriental borrowing. The source of this word is lost. It is also not certain which plants were really denoted in antiquity by these words – regard in particular that the genus Amomum alone comprises around two hundred species and new ones are found.

Noun

حَمَامَا • (ḥamāmā) f

  1. amomum

Declension

Declension of noun حَمَامَا (ḥamāmā)
singular singular invariable
indefinite definite construct
informal حَمَامَا
ḥamāmā 		الْحَمَامَا
al-ḥamāmā 		حَمَامَا
ḥamāmā
nominative حَمَامَا
ḥamāmā 		الْحَمَامَا
al-ḥamāmā 		حَمَامَا
ḥamāmā
accusative حَمَامَا
ḥamāmā 		الْحَمَامَا
al-ḥamāmā 		حَمَامَا
ḥamāmā
genitive حَمَامَا
ḥamāmā 		الْحَمَامَا
al-ḥamāmā 		حَمَامَا
ḥamāmā

Descendants

  • → Middle Armenian: համամայ (hamamay)

Noun

حَمَامًا • (ḥamāman)

  1. indeterminate state accusative singular of حَمَام (ḥamām)

Noun

حَمَّامًا • (ḥammāman)

  1. indeterminate state accusative singular of حَمَّام (ḥammām)

References

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