salaam in Japanese
salaam in Japanese is サラーム — salaam means a greeting meaning "peace," used especially among Muslims and in parts of South Asia and the Middle East.
salaam in Japanese
サラーム
Pronounced: sarāmu
A respectful ceremonial greeting used mostly by Muslims.
What does "salaam" mean?
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intj A greeting meaning "peace," used especially among Muslims and in parts of South Asia and the Middle East.
""Salaam," he said, pressing his hand to his chest."
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noun A ceremonial bow made as a gesture of deep respect.
"The servant offered a low salaam as the prince entered."
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salaam in a sentence
- "Salaam," he said, pressing his hand to his chest.
- The servant offered a low salaam as the prince entered.
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What is "salaam" in Japanese?
"salaam" in Japanese is サラーム. salaam means: A greeting meaning "peace," used especially among Muslims and in parts of South Asia and the Middle East.
How do you pronounce サラーム?
"salaam" in Japanese is サラーム, pronounced "sarāmu".
How do you use "salaam" in a sentence?
Example: ""Salaam," he said, pressing his hand to his chest." In Japanese, "salaam" is サラーム.
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