salam

• “Closely related to the word islam is the Arabic word salam, which means "peace.”

  Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]

• “It is common for children to "salam" parents and adult relatives, they usually get money from the adult relative, if the family is middle class or wealthy.”

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• “Spain similar expressions are used and I think I remember {367} hearing, that in Bengal the natives make a "salam" on these occasions.”

  Notes and Queries, Number 207, October 15, 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.

• “Approaching a bunch of well-tanned, slim and frail young boys in front of the tunnels, they give a cold "salam" greeting before quickly walking away to discuss privately how to respond.”

  JPost.com - Front Page

• “salam," peace, has been introduced into our own language to describe the Oriental salutation.”

  Smith's Bible Dictionary

• “I suppose Barack Hussein himself will greet the newly freed terrorists with a hearty "salam alaikum!" as they land in Sana'a and plant a big kiss on both cheeks of each one.”

  Brennan: Some Guantanamo detainees will go to Yemen

• “Oseland did say that the galangal and daun salam leaves both could be left out if need be.”

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• “Oseland calls for some pretty exotic ingredients in his book, most of which I can get but the 2 that continue to stump me are daun salam leaves and candlenuts, the first of which this recipe called for and so I had to leave out.”

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• “Ona verdiiniz sz tutmak, kendisine muhalefet edenlere kar gelmek hususunda azminiz kuvvetli ve salam ise buna bir diyecek yoktur.”

  Akabe bey'atlar - Dini Sohbetler, islami icerik, Sahabeler.

• “The same writer followed with a post Sunday titled: "The Defense Of The Prophet (salaa Allahu 'alayhi wa salam) Campaign.”

  The Washington Post: 'SOUTH PARK': Is pro-jihad website threatening cartoonists over Muhammad satire?

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