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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