حاكم

See also: حاکم

Arabic

Root
ح ك م (ḥ-k-m)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ħaː.kim/

Etymology

Derived from the active participle of the verb حَكَمَ (ḥakama, to pass judgment).

Adjective

حَاكِم • (ḥākim) (feminine حَاكِمَة (ḥākima), masculine plural حُكَّام (ḥukkām) or حَاكِمُون (ḥākimūn), feminine plural حَاكِمَات (ḥākimāt))

  1. ruling, governing
  2. decisive

Declension

Noun

حَاكِم • (ḥākim) m (plural حَاكِمُون (ḥākimūn) or حُكَّام (ḥukkām))

  1. judge
  2. ruler, sovereign
  3. governor

Declension

Descendants

  • Classical Persian: حاکم (ḥākim /⁠hākim⁠/)
    • Persian: حاکِم (hâkem)
    • Tajik: ҳоким (hokim)
    • Azerbaijani:
      Latin script: hakim
    • Bashkir: хаким (xakim)
    • Chagatai:
      • Uyghur:
        Arabic script: ھاكىم (hakim)
        Cyrillic script: һаким (hakim)
      • Uzbek:
        Latin script: hokim
    • Kazakh:
      Arabic script: اكىم
      Cyrillic script: әкім (äkım)
    • Kyrgyz:
      Cyrillic script: аким (akim)
    • Ottoman Turkish: حاكم (hakim)
  • Malay: hakim
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