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▪ I. ‖ hakim Oriental.|ˈhɑːkɪm|
Also 7 haccam, hackame, hackum, 8 hackham.
[Arabic ḥākim governor, f. ḥakama to exercise authority.]
A judge, ruler, or governor, in Muslim countries and in India; the administrative authority in a district.
1615Bedwell Arab. Trudg., The Haccams ofttimes are men of meaner degree. 1713Ockley Acc. Barbary 105 Married the next Day by a Priest or Hackham. 1811Niebuhr's Trav. Arab. xxii in Pinkerton Voy. X. 37 (Stanf.) I applied to the Hakim or judge of the village. 1866Sir A. Lyall Verses in India, Old Pindaree (1889) 3 Then comes a Settlement Hakim, to teach us to plough and to weed.
▪ II. hakim
var. of hakeem. |