salat

[ suh-laht ]

noun

, Islam.

1. prayers, said five times a day: the second of the Pillars of Islam.

Word History and Origins

Origin of salat¹

From the Arabic word ṣalāh, ṣalāt “prayer”

Example Sentences

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From Search Engine Land

When I told her that Israelis have a different name for this dish—they call it salat yisraelit (Israeli salad)—she scoffed.

From The Daily Beast

The Roman-catholic historian, Salat of Lucerne, makes a boast of this.

From Project Gutenberg

The Garonne is navigable below its confluence with the Salat.

From Project Gutenberg

Some twenty years before his death, Marie Salat had come to live with M. Boyer as a domestic servant.

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Every one called her "bean salat," as the Pennsylvania Germans call it, delicious.

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To call the paltry jest preserved by Salat a letter, is mere mockery.

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