جحمة

جَحْمَة (noun)

Etymology: * According to the lexicographers a Himyaritic borrowing.
* Perhaps instead from the root ج ح م (j ḥ m) “being blazing; vehement” via the idea of staring, as an originally coarse word, or the eyes being considered the window by which one sees the fire of the soul.
* A borrowing from a descendant of Proto-Iranian *čášma n (“eye”), be it via Old South Arabian, can also be presumed, not requiring a particular Iranian source language, since the medial /ʃ/ would have been dissimilated in any case to resolve the homorganicity with /d͡ʒ/.

Meaning: eye

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