Hebrew

pāḳam - to prick an animal's mouth with the bit (Jastrow 1209)

pB.

PCS
*pVḳVm- - (animal's) mouth, muzzle (SED I No. 214)
Scarce attestation, only in Hbr. pB. (a derived verb), Arb. and Soq.; the latter can be an Arabism — see, however, difference in vocalic structure.