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I've realized these 3 words in Turkish sound very similar with somewhat close meanings:

>hekim
an old word for doctors
>hakim
court judge
>hakem
referee

placement of consonants and the vowels used implies all 3 are Arabic origin words that come from the same root

can any Arabic speaker confirm or deny and also tell if these words mean the same thing in Arabic?

do you have things like this in your language?
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Anonymous
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Yes and yes
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Anonymous
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>>225504461
Unfortunately this word is also used in India
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