Borrowed fromItaliansalame, viaOttoman Turkish. Cognate with modernTurkishsalam,Greekσαλάμι(salámi).
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| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| indefinite | сала́м salám | сала́ми salámi |
| definite (subject form) | сала́мът salámǎt | сала́мите salámite |
| definite (object form) | сала́ма saláma | |
| count form | — | сала́ма saláma |
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Borrowed fromArabicسَلَام(salām,“peace”).[1][2] CompareTurkishselam(“hello”).
салам• (salam)
салам• (salam)
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Borrowed fromArabicسَلَام(salām).
салам• (salam)
Borrowed fromArabicسَلَام(salām,“peace”).Doublet ofшало́м(šalóm).
сала́м• (salám)
See the corresponding lemma form.
