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Arabic frequency list

No. 4,127 in Arabic

سلمت

"سلمت" means "you handed over," "you delivered," or "you were safe," depending on context.

In a sentence

  • سلمت الأوراق إلى الأستاذ.

    I handed the papers to the professor.

    Here, 'سلمت' translates to 'I handed' and is being used to describe the action of delivering or giving something.

  • إذا سلمت على أحد، فأنت تُظهر الاحترام.

    If you greet someone, you are showing respect.

    In this sentence, 'سلمت' means 'greeted,' signifying the act of offering a polite or respectful gesture to someone.

  • سلمت نفسي إلى الشرطة.

    I surrendered myself to the police.

    Here, 'سلمت' indicates 'surrendered,' referring to the act of giving oneself up or submitting, usually in a context of admitting responsibility or seeking resolution.

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