سلام salām inf. n. of سلم 'to be or become safe,' c.
A سلام salām (inf. n. of سلم 'to be or become safe,' &c.), s.m. Safety, peace; salutation, greeting, compliments; parting salutation, adieu, farewell, good-bye:—salām phernā, To look to the right and the left after prayer:—salām denā (-ko), To bid adieu (to), to dismiss; (among Europeans) to present (one's) compliments (to); to request the presence (of a person); to desire permission to enter:—salām-ʻalaik or salām-ʻalai-kum, Peace be with you; good morning to you:—salām-karāʼī, A congratulatory present (see salāmī):—salām karnā (-ko), To salute, greet, hail, accost; to bid adieu (to), say farewell (to); to give up, to desist or refrain (from); to bow (to), to acknowledge the superiority of:—salām lenā (-kā), To accept and return the salutation (of):—salām-o-payām, s.m. Salutations and kind messages.
سالم sālim act. part. of سلم 'to be safe,' c.
A سالم sālim (act. part. of سلم 'to be safe,' &c.), adj. Safe, secure, free; sound, perfect; whole; (in Gram.) sound or regular (a verb or word, i.e. not having one of the weak letter ا, و, ي for one of its radical letters, or the second radical similar to the third).
سليم salīm v.n. fr. سلم 'to be safe,' c.
A سليم salīm (v.n. fr. سلم 'to be safe,' &c.), adj. Safe, secure, free; sound, perfect; healthy; right; pacific, mild, meek, affable:—salīmuʼt̤-t̤abʻ, adj. & s.m. Right-minded; sound; affable, &c. (=salīm):—a right-minded person;—a real genius, a genuine poet.
صلعم ṣalʻam, a
A صلعم ṣalʻam, a contrac. (often added to the name of Mohammad), formed from the abbreviation of the words ṣallaʼllāh ʻalaihi wa sallam, 'May God bless him and grant him peace' (see صلی ṣallạ̄).
سلم salam inf. n. of سلم 'to be safe,' c.
A سلم salam (inf. n. of سلم 'to be safe,' &c.), s.m. Saluting; submitting; cultivating peace; friendship;—peace, safety;—adj. Free from fault or flaw, sound;—sallamahuʼl-lāhǒ taʻālā, May the Most High God save or protect him.
