Arabic

fiˀām- - a thing which is spread to sit upon or to lie upon (Lane 2326)

Probably related to Akk. piyāmu ‘a textile’, Gez. fāˀm ‘woof, spun yarn, opening of a tunic’, Tgn. faˀmi ‘the thread which is in the shuttle while weaving; thread for making the wool; weft’.