FromArabic صَلَاة ( ṣalāh ) .
salat (plural salats )
( Islam ) The obligatoryprayer that Muslims are called to perform five times a day.Synonym: namaz Islamic prayer
Albanian:namaz (sq) Arabic:صَلَاة f ( ṣalāh ) Egyptian Arabic:صلا f ( ṣála ) Aramaic:Hebrew:צלותא f ( ṣlōtāʾ ) Syriac:ܨܠܘܬܐ f ( ṣlōtāʾ ) Armenian:նամազ (hy) ( namaz ) Avar:как ( kak ) Azerbaijani:namaz (az) Baluchi:please add this translation if you can Bashkir:намаҙ ( namaź ) Belarusian:нама́з m ( namáz ) Bengali:নামাজ (bn) ( namaz ) ,সালাত (bn) ( salat ) Bulgarian:нама́з m ( namáz ) Burmese:please add this translation if you can Chinese:Mandarin:薩拉特 / 萨拉特 ( sàlātè ) ,禮拜 / 礼拜 (zh) ( lǐbài ) ,乃瑪子 / 乃玛子 (zh) ( nǎimǎzi ) Dhivehi:ނަމާދު ( namādu ) Finnish:salat (fi) ,rukoushetki French:salat (fr) f Georgian:ნამაზი ( namazi ) ,სალათი ( salati ) German:(islamisches )Pflichtgebet n ;Salat (de) f Greek:σαλάτ n ( salát ) Gujarati:નમાજ f ( namāj ) ,સલાત m ( salāt ) Hindi:नमाज़ f ( namāz ) ,नमाज (hi) f ( namāj ) Indonesian:salat (id) ,solat (id) Japanese:サラート (ja) ( sarāto ) ,ナマーズ ( namāzu ) Javanese:ꦱꦭꦠ꧀ ( salat ) ,ꦱꦺꦴꦭꦠ꧀ ( solat ) ,ꦱꦼꦩ꧀ꦧꦲꦾꦁ ( sembahyang ) Kazakh:намаз ( namaz ) Korean:살라트 ( sallateu ) Kurdish:Central Kurdish:نِوێژ (ckb) ( niwêj ) Northern Kurdish:nivêj (ku) Kyrgyz:намаз (ky) ( namaz ) Malay:solat (ms) ,sembahyang Marwari:निमाज ( nimāj ) ,निवाज ( nivāj ) Nepali:नमाज (ne) ( namāj ) Ngazidja Comorian:swala class9/ 10 Ottoman Turkish:نماز ( namâz ) Pashto:لمونځ (ps) m ( lmunz ) ,صلات m ( salãt ) Persian:نماز (fa) ( namâz ) Portuguese:salá f Rohingya:numás ,numáz Russian:нама́з (ru) m ( namáz ) ,саля́т (ru) m ( salját ) Serbo-Croatian:Cyrillic:на̀ма̄з m Roman:nàmāz (sh) m Sindhi:نماز ( namāz ) Spanish:salat m Swahili:swala (sw) Swedish:salah (sv) Tajik:намоз (tg) ( namoz ) Tatar:намаз (tt) ( namaz ) Thai:ละหมาด (th) ( lá-màat ) ,นมาซ Turkish:namaz (tr) Turkmen:namaz Ukrainian:нама́з m ( namáz ) Urdu:نماز (ur) f ( namāz ) ,صَلات f ( ṣalāt ) ( less common ) Uyghur:ناماز (ug) ( namaz ) Uzbek:namoz (uz) Western Panjabi:نماز (pnb) ( namāz )
Borrowed fromArabic صَلَاة ( ṣalāh ) .
IPA (key ) : /ˈsalat/ [ˈsʌlʌʰt] Hyphenation:sa‧lat sálat m
( religion ) prayer Mohamed Hassan Kamil (2015 )L’afar: description grammaticale d’une langue couchitique (Djibouti, Erythrée et Ethiopie) [1] , Paris: Université Sorbonne Paris Cité (doctoral thesis) So called because the people are said to usesa instead ofla . The resemblance with the past participle ofsalar ( “ to salt ” ) is coincidental.
salat (feminine salada ,masculine plural salats ,feminine plural salades )
the use of articles withs in certain Catalan dialects, as opposed to the usual ones withl ; these articles descend from Latinipse and its forms, rather thanille , from which the articles in other Catalan dialects and Romance languages descended el →es ,so la →sa l' →s' els →es ,sos les →ses Fromsalar ( “ to salt ” ) .
salat (feminine salada ,masculine plural salats ,feminine plural salades )
salty salted salat m (plural salats )
saltwort ,saltbush ( any of varioushalophytic shrubs, particularly of the generaSuaeda ,Salsola , andAtriplex ) salat (feminine salada ,masculine plural salats ,feminine plural salades )
past participle ofsalar Borrowed fromArabic صَلَاة ( ṣalāh ) .
salat m (plural salats )
salat ( obligatory daily prayer in Islam ) ThroughMiddle Low German salat from NorthernItalian salada ,salata (compareinsalata ), fromVulgar Latin *salāta , from *salāre , fromLatin saliō , fromsal ( “ salt ” ) .
salat (genitive salati ,partitive salatit )
salad This noun needs aninflection-table template .
Seesala .
salat
secrets tutustua jonkinsaloihin ―toget acquainted with something salat n (genitive singular salats ,nominative plural salöt )
( vegetable ) lettuce (Lactuca sativa )salad FromArabic صَلَاة ( ṣalāh ) . Cognate ofMalay solat .
( standard, uncommon ) IPA (key ) : [ˈsalat̚] ( nonstandard, common ) IPA (key ) : [ˈsɔlat̚] ( nonstandard, Arabic influenced ) IPA (key ) : [ˈsˤɑlat̚] Hyphenation:sa‧lat salat (plural salat -salat )
( Islam ) salat ( obligatory prayer that Muslims are called to perform five times a day ) salat
( Islam ) prayer salat
Alternative form ofsalade FromLatin orItalian .
salat m (definite singular salaten ,indefinite plural salater ,definite plural salatene )
( vegetable ) lettuce (Lactuca sativa )salad (culinary dish)FromLatin orItalian .
salat m (definite singular salaten ,indefinite plural salatar ,definite plural salatane )
( vegetable ) lettuce (Lactuca sativa )salad (culinary dish)Borrowed fromArabic صَلَاة ( ṣalāh ) .
salat m inan
( Islam ) namaz ,salat ( obligatory prayer that Muslims are called to perform five times a day ) Synonym: namaz salat in Polish dictionaries at PWNsalat in PWN's encyclopediasalát (Baybayin spelling ᜐᜎᜆ᜔ )
poor ;needy Synonyms: mahirap ,dukha ,maralita in need ; inwant Synonyms: hikahos ,kapos ,dahop scanty ;meager Synonyms: kakaunti ,di-sapat salát (Baybayin spelling ᜐᜎᜆ᜔ )
palpation ;touch ;feel Synonyms: hipo ,salang running of one'shand orfingers lightly over asurface ( as in searching for something ) ( figurative ) personal opinion orjudgement ( on someone's ability, character, etc. ) Synonyms: taya ,tantiya ,palagay salat
Thestinging nettle and otherplants applied to thebody torelieve aches andfever . FromEnglish salad .
salat
salad salat (plural salatlar )
salad