سَلِمَ safe in Arabic
سَلِمَ is how you say “safe” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
اعْلَم يَا أخي أَن العَبْد إِذا اعْتصمَ بِحَبل السُّلْطَان الْمَخْلُوق سلم من شَرّ الظَّالِمين
Know, my brother, that if a servant clings to the rope of the created ruler, he is safe from the evil of the oppressors.
سَلِمَ was safe
This past-tense verb delivers the result of the earlier 'if', with its 'he' subject built in. Arabic answers a condition with a plain completed-action verb and no separate word for 'then he', so the consequence rides on the verb alone.
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More example sentences
ثم بنى لأهل الصلاح ذاتُ ألواحٍ وُدسرٍ فسلموا وغنموا وبحر الباقون كالجزر،
Then He built for the people of righteousness a vessel of planks and nails; they were saved and prospered, while the rest were submerged like the ebbing tide,
فَسَلِمُوا so they were saved
The fused front letter marks the 'so/then' outcome of being given the ark. The rest is a past-tense verb carrying a masculine-plural 'they' subject inside it, reporting that the people came through safe as the direct result of the rescue.