shalom in German
shalom in German is Schalom, Shalom — shalom means a traditional Jewish greeting or farewell, meaning peace.
shalom in German
Schalom
(Judaism) A traditional Jewish greeting or farewell.
Shalom
(Judaism) A traditional Jewish greeting or farewell.
What does "shalom" mean?
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interjection A traditional Jewish greeting or farewell, meaning peace.
""Shalom!" she said as she welcomed her guests."
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noun Peace, well-being, or wholeness.
"The rabbi spoke of finding shalom within oneself."
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shalom in a sentence
- "Shalom!" she said as she welcomed her guests.
- The rabbi spoke of finding shalom within oneself.
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What is "shalom" in German?
"shalom" in German is Schalom, Shalom. shalom means: A traditional Jewish greeting or farewell, meaning peace.
How do you use "shalom" in a sentence?
Example: ""Shalom!" she said as she welcomed her guests." In German, "shalom" is Schalom, Shalom.
Are there other ways to say "shalom" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "shalom": Schalom, Shalom.
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