کم
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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
From Middle Persian 𐭪𐭬 (km /kam/, “little, small”),[1] from Proto-Iranian *kam(b)-na- (“small”), from Proto-Iranian *kamb- (“small”), from Proto-Indo-Iranian *kambʰ (“few, small, insignificant”), probably related to Proto-Indo-European *ken- (“to arise, begin; new, fresh”).[2]
کم • (kam) (comparative کمتَر (kam-tar), superlative کمتَرین (kam-tarin))
Unlike most comparatives and superlatives, کمتر (kam-tar), and کمترین (kam-tarin) are frequently written joined, as کمتر (kamtar) and کمترین (kamtarin)
(compound verbs)
(others)
Compare Persian شکم (šekam, “belly”).
کم • (kom)
کم • (kam)
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