Pronunciation: /səˈlɑːm/
noun a traditional Muslim greeting or salutation
A1 Salaam is a common greeting in many Middle Eastern countries.
A2 When visiting a mosque, it is customary to greet others with salaam.
B1 The word salaam means 'peace' in Arabic.
B2 Muslims often exchange salaam as a sign of respect and friendship.
C1 In Islamic culture, salaam is considered a sacred greeting.
C2 The practice of offering salaam to others is deeply rooted in the teachings of Islam.
interjection used as a greeting in Arabic-speaking and Muslim countries
A1 Salaam! How are you today?
A2 Salaam, can you please pass me the salt?
B1 Salaam! It's nice to see you again.
B2 Salaam, I hope you had a safe journey.
C1 Salaam, I wanted to discuss the project timeline with you.
C2 Salaam, I appreciate your help with this difficult task.
formal Upon entering the mosque, the Imam greeted the congregation with a salaam.
informal I always feel a sense of peace when someone says salaam to me.
slang Hey, don't forget to give me a salaam when you see me next!
figurative The sunset over the ocean was like a salaam from nature, a peaceful and beautiful gesture.
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