"ش ك م" meaning in Arabic

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Root

Forms: š-k-m [romanization]
Etymology: Dictionnaire du faisceau dialectal arabe andalou suggests a causative, which would be Proto-Semitic *ša-, attached to كَمَّ (kamma, “to muzzle”), which would probably mean this root, and perhaps the other too, is an Aramaic borrowing, since Proto-Semitic š regularly gives Arabic س (s), unless it had a variant *śa-. Compare also شِكَال (šikāl, “hobble”). Perhaps extended from شَكَّ (šakka, “to stick together”) then. But both شِكَال (šikāl, “hobble”) and شَكِيمَة (šakīma, “bit, snaffle”) are suspicious of Middle Iranian origin. Etymology templates: {{der|ar|sem-pro|*ša-}} Proto-Semitic *ša-, {{bor|ar|arc|-}} Aramaic, {{m+|ar|س}} Arabic س (s), {{bor|ar|ira-mid}} Middle Iranian Head templates: {{ar-root}} ش ك م • (š-k-m)
  1. related to bitting Tags: morpheme Derived forms: شُكْم (šukm) (english: remuneration, compensation), شُكْمَى (šukmā) (english: remuneration, compensation), شَكِيمَة (šakīma) (english: bit, snaffle) Derived forms (Form I: شَكَمَ (šakama, “to bit, to stop the mouth; to requit, to remunerate, to compensate”)): مَشْكُوم (maškūm) [participle, passive] Derived forms (Form I: شَكَمَ (šakama, “to bit, to stop the mouth; to requit, to remunerate, to compensate”); Active participle): شَاكِم (šākim) Derived forms (Form I: شَكَمَ (šakama, “to bit, to stop the mouth; to requit, to remunerate, to compensate”); Verbal noun): شَكْم (šakm) Derived forms (Form IV: أَشْكَمَ (ʔaškama, “to requit, to remunerate, to compensate”)): مُشْكَم (muškam) [participle, passive] Derived forms (Form IV: أَشْكَمَ (ʔaškama, “to requit, to remunerate, to compensate”); Active participle): مُشْكِم (muškim) Derived forms (Form IV: أَشْكَمَ (ʔaškama, “to requit, to remunerate, to compensate”); Verbal noun): إِشْكَام (ʔiškām)

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