Ya’al K’Gam (Yud Eyin Lamed Chaf Gimmel Mem)
Yud alludes to Yiush (despair) without knowledge that the object was lost; it is not considered Yiush.
Ayin alludes to Edim Zomemim (they are disqualified retroactively).
Lamed alludes to Lechi (a vertical post to permit carrying in an alley,
Kuf alludes to a halacha in the sugya of Kidushin.
Gimel alludes to Giluy Da’as (showing desire) to nullify a Get.
Mem alludes to Mumar (a wanton sinner) who sins to fulfill his desires (not to anger Hash-m).
Actually, there are two other possibilities for the Lamed, bringing the total to 8, but for some reason it’s always counted as 6.