v. (I)

a. wa-rábaḥ ˁouyɛ́ghɛn fö́ṭaˁ tóˀo éḳdem sáṭahan ḷe-ˀébrɛhɛyš íno beʸh ḥaym ḷátaˁ díˀʸheʰ ḫádem deʰ di-ẓ̂áḷaˁ heʸh wa-sᵉľem ˁouyέghɛn ‘When the sultan saw that his son-in-law had a penis, he executed the servant who had spoken to him, and the boy was saved.’ (CSOL I 19:44)

b. aḷ-bégaˁ beʸh ken mešfíno wa-sᵉľem kẽyš ‘He could not reach that man because of that big flat stone, so he survived.’ (CSOL II 30:26)

c. ˁam sálimu énhi díˀʸho emboríyeʰ aľḥámdu ľiľľáʰ ‘Praise to God, my children are safe!’ (Bulakh et al. 2021:283)

Borrowed from Arabic.

• sáľľam or saľľám 1. to greet; 2. to deliver
• tastáľim thou recieve
• sáľimaʰ healthy, sound
• sáľám peace, well-being
• sáľámaʰ safety, security