duḳm-, duḳam- 'mouth' [Dozy 1 453]; cf. daḳama 'to break s.o.'s front teeth by striking them on the mouth' [BK 1 718], daḳimat- 'which, after losing its teeth, has ended up wearing down its lower jaw (ewe, she-camel)' [ibid.]
Dozy 1 453; BK 1 718
Tigre
dǝḳǝm [LH 525]
LH 525
gloss withheld
Modern Arabic
NYEM duḳm [Behnstedt 384]; YEM dugmeh [P 154]
Behnstedt 384
gloss withheld
Jibbali
dǝḳmím [JJ 38]
JJ 38
gloss withheld
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