shalom

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EtymologyEdit

From Hebrew שָׁלוֹם ‎(shalóm, “peace, well-being; Hello, good-bye”), from Proto-Semitic *šalām- ‎(“peace”).

InterjectionEdit

shalom

1. A traditional Jewish greeting or farewell.
2. peace.

TranslationsEdit

transliteration of the Jewish greeting or farewell

• Arabic: شَالُوم ‎(šalōm)
• Armenian: շալոմ ‎(šalom)
• Belarusian: шало́м ‎(šalóm)
• Bulgarian: шало́м ‎(šalóm)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 沙洛姆 ‎(shāluòmǔ), 沙龍 (zh), 沙龙 (zh) ‎(shālóng)

• Czech: šalóm
• Dutch: sjalom (nl)
• Finnish: šalom
• French: chalôm
• Georgian: შალომი ‎(šalomi)
• German: Schalom (de)
• Greek: σαλόμ ‎(salóm)
• Hebrew: שָׁלוֹם (he) ‎(shalóm)
• Hindi: शालोम ‎(śālom)
• Hungarian: salom
• Japanese: シャローム ‎(sharōmu), シャーローム ‎(shārōmu)

• Korean: 샬롬 ‎(syallom)
• Lithuanian: šalom
• Macedonian: шало́м ‎(šalóm)
• Persian: شالوم ‎(šâlom)
• Polish: szalom (pl)
• Portuguese: shalom
• Russian: шало́м ‎(šalóm)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: шалом

  Roman: šalom

• Slovak: šalóm
• Slovene: šalom
• Spanish: shalom (es)
• Turkish: şalom
• Ukrainian: шало́м ‎(šalóm)
• Yiddish: שלום ‎(sholem)

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• halmos

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InterjectionEdit

shalom

1. shalom (Jewish greeting or farewell)