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Etymological Dictionary of Arabic
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ḥammām حَمّام 
ID 232 • Sw – • BP 2309 • APD … • © SG | 15Feb2021
√ḤMː (ḤMM) 
n. 
1 bath; 2 swimming pool; 3 spa, watering place – WehrCowan1979. 
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▪ DRS 9 (2010) #ḤM-M: -a Akk ememu ‘être chaud’, emm-, Ug ḥm ‘chaleur’, Hbr ḥam, ḥam ‘être brûlant, chaud’; Ar ḥamma (u) ‘chauffer’, ḥamma (a) ‘être chaud’, ḥumma (passif) ‘avoir de la fièvre’, ḥummaẗ ‘chaleur intense’, ḥammām ‘bains’, Jib ḥõt (f.) ‘faire chaud à midi’, aḥmím ‘avoir de la fièvre’; Gz ḥamma ‘être malade’, Amh ammama ‘faire mal’, həmäm ‘maladie’. -b WḤM, Hbr *yaḥam ‘être en chaleur’, Aram yaḥēm ‘mettre en chaleur’, Ar wiḥām ‘chaleur’, waḥīm ‘chaud (jour)’, waḥama ‘avoir des envies (femme enceinte)’, tawaḥḥama ‘être en chaleur, en rut’. –c ḤMW/Y: Syr ḥᵊmā ‘griller (les plantes), dessécher’, Ar ḥamiya ‘brûler, être échauffé, chauffé; être en colère’, ḥammà (y) ‘chauffer’, ḥumaẗ ‘ardeur du feu; source d’eau chaude’, ḥamy ‘ardeur du soleil’.
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