Etymology
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Borrowed from Arabic حَكِيم (ḥakīm).
Pronunciation
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- IPA(key): /ˈhakim/
- Hyphenation: ሐ‧ኪም
ሐኪም • (ḥakim) m
- doctor
Declension
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Definiteness forms of ሐኪም (ḥakim)
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Masculine
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| Indefinite
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ሐኪም (ḥakim)
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| Definite subject
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ሐኪሙ (ḥakimu)
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| Definite object
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ሐኪሙን (ḥakimun)
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| General object
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ሐኪምን (ḥakimən)
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Possessive forms of ሐኪም (ḥakim)
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Singular
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Plural
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Formal
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| First person
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ሐኪሜ (ḥakime)
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ሐኪማችን (ḥakimaččən)
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—
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| Second person
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m
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ሐኪምህ (ḥakiməh)
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ሐኪማችሁ (ḥakimaččəhu)
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ሐኪምዎ (ḥakimwo)
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| f
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ሐኪምሽ (ḥakiməš)
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| Third person
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m
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ሐኪሙ (ḥakimu)
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ሐኪማቸው (ḥakimaččäw)
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| f
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ሐኪሟ (ḥakimʷa)
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References
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- Thomas Leiper Kane (1990) “ሐኪም”, in Amharic-English Dictionary, Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz, →ISBN
