No. 704 in Malay
salleh
The Malay word "salleh" refers to someone who is pious or righteous.
In a sentence
Salleh adalah seorang pelajar yang rajin.
Salleh is a diligent student.
The word 'salleh' serves as a proper noun, a name of a person.
Dia sering menjaga solatnya dengan salleh.
They always perform their prayers devoutly.
The word 'salleh' in this context refers to piety or devoutness.
Masyarakat memandang Salleh sebagai contoh yang baik.
The community views Salleh as a good example.
The word 'Salleh', being capitalized, indicates a proper noun, used to refer to a respectable individual.
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