sāxan סָכַן ‘^Ato endanger, ^Bto impoverish’ (Hebrew)

Etymology^?: probably a denominative from śakkīn שַׂכִּין ‘knife’
Roots: שׂכין
Variants: סָכַן, סָכַן

sāxan v
A1) to incur danger
 1a) (Niphal) to endanger oneself
B1) to be poor
 1a) (Pual) to be impoverished