טעם

Aramaic

טעם • (ta'am)

Root
ט־ע־ם‎

From the root ט־ע־ם‎ . Cognate with Arabic طَعْم‎ (ṭaʿm, “taste”) and طَعَمَ‎ (ṭaʿama, “to taste”).

טַעַם • (tá'am) m (plural indefinite טְעָמִים‎, plural construct טַעֲמֵי־‎) [pattern: קֶטֶל]

taste (sense)
taste, flavour (objective quality of a substance as perceived by the sense of taste)
‏שאלה של טעם‎ ― A matter of taste
logic, a reason, a point
‏אין טעם לצעוק כי הוא לא ישמע.‎‎ ― The is no point to yelling because he will not hear.
- 1997, “סוף העולם בלוז‎”, in Bernard Velouise (Bernard and Louise), performed by Meir Ariel:
  
  ‏אין טעם לכסות ש אין הרבה מה לעשות‎‎ ― The is no reason to cover up that there is not much to do
(linguistics) a stress, an accent
a cantillation mark

Declension of טַעַם

טָעַם • (ta'ám) (pa'al construction)

to taste
- לירן דנינו, חוזר אלייך (Liran Danino, Returning to You)
  ‏ב סוף אני חוזר אלייך — אחרי שטעמתי את ה חיים ש בלעדייך‎‎
  basof ani khozer elayikh — akhrei sheta'amti et hakhayim shebiladayikh
  in the end I'll come back to you — after I've tasted life without you

Conjugation of טָעַם (see also Appendix:Hebrew verbs)

finite forms		singular		plural
non-finite forms		to-infinitive: לטעום \ לִטְעֹם‎ action noun: טְעִימָה‎ passive participle: —
finite forms		m.	f.	m.	f.
past	first	טָעַמְתִּי‎		טָעַמְנוּ‎
	second	טָעַמְתָּ‎	טָעַמְתְּ‎	טְעַמְתֶּם‎¹	טְעַמְתֶּן‎¹
	third	טָעַם	טָעֲמָה‎	טָעֲמוּ‎
present		טוֹעֵם‎	טוֹעֶמֶת‎	טוֹעֲמִים‎	טוֹעֲמוֹת‎
future	first	אֶטְעַם‎		נִטְעַם‎
	second	תִּטְעַם‎	תִּטְעֲמִי‎	תִּטְעֲמוּ‎	תִּטְעַמְנָה‎²
	third	יִטְעַם‎	תִּטְעַם‎	יִטְעֲמוּ‎	תִּטְעַמְנָה‎²
imperative		טְעַם	טַעֲמִי‎	טַעֲמוּ‎	טְעַמְנָה‎²
notes		Pronounced טָעַמְתֶּם‎ and טָעַמְתֶּן‎ in informal Modern Hebrew. Uncommon in Modern Hebrew.

From Hebrew טַעַם‎ (tá'am, “taste”).

טעם • (tam) m, plural טעמען‎ (tamen) or טעמים‎ (tamem)

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