קָם
kam
Everyday HebrewFormsקָם / קָמָה / קָמִים / קָמוֹת
Meaning1. To move from sitting or lying down to standing on your feet.
2. For something to be created or to start to exist, like a new country or a new company.
HistoryThis word is in the Bible, from thousands of years ago. It comes from a root that means to rise or to stand. In the Bible, it was used when a person stood up, but also when a new king started to rule or when a promise was kept.
Example
He gets up every morning at six.
