حَتٞاڸَم
ḥatéḷɛm (yaḥtéḷom or yaḥteḷémen/ľaḥtéḷam)
basic morphological information

v. (VIII/VI)

to have pollution
испытывать полюцию
احتلم
Bulakh 2024:144
text examples

a. yaḥteḷémen or yaḥtéḷom ‘He has pollution’ (Bulakh 2024:91)

b. ˁag ḷaḷ yešráḳaḥ ken díˀʸheʰ emboríyeʰ ḥoz di-ŝέhɛr waľľá ŝáhri ṭáˁḷeʰ yaḥteḷémen waľľá keʰ íno šeʸh ṭeʸh ṣaḥbíyeʰ wa-tenáḥag beʸh yaḥtéḷom ˁam ʸheʰ gedóḥotš wa-naḥágoʰ kᵉḷoʰ wa-fíti wa-niḥ wa-šébe íˀmhɛn di-kɔn wa-ʸheʰ ḥotéḷem ‘When a man goes away from his family (lit. children) for a period of one or two months, he may have pollution. Similarly, if he has a girl-friend and she plays games with him (by daytime), he may have pollution (during his sleep) as if she had come and had a game of hide-and-seek with him, and he ejaculated and was happy. He feels as if this were true, and he has pollution’ (Bulakh 2024:144–145)

root
derivates
  • ḥᵃḷem 1. to tell one’s dream; 2. to send a dream
etymology

An adapded Arabic loan from Arabic ˀiḥtalama ‘experience the emission of the seminal fluid in dreaming’ (Lane 632, BK I 483)

continental MSA