Borrowed fromClassical Persianلگام(lagam,“bridle”).
لكام• (ligam) (definite accusativeلكامی(ligamı),pluralلكاملر(ligamlar))
- bridle, theheadgear with which ahorse is directed and which carries abit andreins
- Synonym:اویان(oyan)
- bit, a piece ofmetal placed in ahorse's mouth and connected to thereins to direct the animal
- Synonym:كم(gem)
- لكام ریز(ligam riz,“going at full gallop”)
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