π‘„‡π‘„ π‘„¨π‘„Ÿπ‘„΄

Chakma

Etymology

Borrowed from Classical Persian Ω‚ΩŽΨ§Ψ¦ΩΩ… (qā'im), from Arabic Ω‚ΩŽΨ§Ψ¦ΩΩ… (qāʔim, β€œstanding, erect, upright”).

Adjective

π‘„‡π‘„ π‘„¨π‘„Ÿπ‘„΄ (hāẏim)

  1. (Islam) firm, steadfast (in terms of religious duties)
  2. intact, upright
  • π‘„ƒπ‘„¨π‘„‡π‘„Ÿπ‘„§π‘„–π‘„΄ (ikāmat)
  • π‘„‡π‘„¨π‘„ π‘„Ÿπ‘„§π‘„–π‘„΄ (kiẏāmat)
  • π‘„‡π‘„―π‘„Ÿπ‘„΄ (kāum)
  • π‘„₯𑄨𑄒𑄖𑄴 𑄃𑄣𑄴 π‘„Ÿπ‘„ͺπ‘„₯π‘„΄π‘„–π‘„‡π‘„¨π‘„Ÿπ‘„΄ (sirāt āl mustākim)
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