سُالِيم
sóľim (yesoľímin/ľisέḷɛm)
basic morphological information

v. (II)

to greet
приветствовать
سلّم
LS 287; CSOL II 575
text examples

a. gédaḥk kor esoľímin ḷe-ˀéˀed di-ˁag di-gédaḥ men rénhem aḷ-ṭef ḥe ḷesέḷɛm ˁeʸh wa-nóˁoŝ díˀʸheʰ ˀéˀed kénhi ‘I came to shake the hand of a man who had come from abroad, but he didn’t let me greet him, he pulled his hand away from me’ (CSOL II 18:5)

semantic notes

sóľim ḷe-ˀéˀed ‘to shake the hand of somebody (di-)’ (a)

root
slm 1
etymology

Borrowed from Arb. slm II ‘to greet’.

By regular expression