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ḥammām
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noun[C]
A bathroom or toilet; a room equipped for washing or relieving oneself.
ḥammām
Pronunciation
Etymology
From the Arabic root ح م م, associated with heat and hot water; historically referring to a hot bath or bathhouse.
Examples
أين الحمام؟
ayna al-ḥammām?
Where is the bathroom?
الحمام نظيف.
al-ḥammām naẓīf.
The bathroom is clean.
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noun[C]
A public bath or bathhouse, especially a traditional hot-steam bath.
ḥammām
Pronunciation
Etymology
From the Arabic root ح م م, associated with heat and hot water.
Examples
ذهبنا إلى الحمام الشعبي في المدينة القديمة.
dhahabnā ilā al-ḥammām ash-shaʿbī fī al-madīnah al-qadīmah
We went to the traditional bathhouse in the old city.
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noun[C, U]
Pigeons or doves, usually as a collective noun.
ḥamām
Pronunciation
Etymology
An old Arabic collective noun for pigeons or doves.
Examples
طار الحمام فوق السطح.
ṭāra al-ḥamām fawqa as-saṭḥ.
The pigeons flew over the roof.
يطعم الطفل الحمام في الحديقة.
yuṭʿimu aṭ-ṭiflu al-ḥamāma fī al-ḥadīqah
The child feeds the pigeons in the park.
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