חָם (ḥām) is a Hebrew adjective meaning hot. It appears 2 times in 2 books of the Hebrew Bible (Strong's H2525).

Same Hebrew root (TWOT 677b)

Root family 677: חָמַם ḥāmam — be hot, warm. ASV and RSV similar; however, cf. Isa 57:5.)

• חֹם ḥōm — heat
• חָמַם ḥāmam — be warm
• חַמָּן ḥammān — sun-pillar
• חַמָּה ḥammâ — heat

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