الأصلFrom 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.
- amomum
- indeterminate state accusative singular of حَمَام (ḥamām)
- indeterminate state accusative singular of حَمَّام (ḥammām)
الصيغحَمَامَا(canonical, feminine) · ḥamāmā(romanization) · حَمَامَا(indefinite, informal, invariable, singular) · الْحَمَامَا(definite, informal, invariable, singular) · حَمَامَا(construct, informal, invariable, singular) · حَمَامَا(indefinite, invariable, nominative, singular) · الْحَمَامَا(definite, invariable, nominative, singular) · حَمَامَا(construct, invariable, nominative, singular) · حَمَامَا(accusative, indefinite, invariable, singular) · الْحَمَامَا(accusative, definite, invariable, singular) · حَمَامَا(accusative, construct, invariable, singular) · حَمَامَا(genitive, indefinite, invariable, singular) · الْحَمَامَا(definite, genitive, invariable, singular) · حَمَامَا(construct, genitive, invariable, singular) · حَمَامًا(canonical) · ḥamāman(romanization) · حَمَّامًا(canonical) · ḥammāman(romanization)
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