Salem
- proper noun
- /ˈseɪləm/
- I am Melchizedek, king and the Lord's high priest of Salem.
- Winston-Salem
- Old Salem
- Salem, N.C.
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Watch on YouTubeSo when Melchizedek was in the land, he was the priest king of Salem.
- So when Melchizedek was in the land, he was the priest king of Salem.
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Welcome to Salem.
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All funds will be overseen by the Salem pastors and elders.
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George visited Salem on October 29, 1789.
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New Salem State Historic Site: Petersburg, Illinois
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When I need to get away and pray, one of my favorite spots is the sanctuary at Salem Lutheran Church (one of the congregations I serve).
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Salem Church is a distribution center for Staten Island to supply victims with blankets, socks, toiletries, water, diapers, etc.
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She is a graduate of Leadership Winston-Salem and is a board member of The Children's Center of Surry and Yadkin.
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Welcome to Salem.
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I visited Salem last summer and enjoyed its historic sites.
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The name Salem means 'peace' in Arabic.
Synonyms
A Hebrew word for peace used to say hello or goodbye
A short spoken call for quiet and calm
A personal name from Sanskrit meaning peace
Surface Forms
Etymology
Salem comes from a Semitic root like S-L-M, the same idea behind Hebrew Shalom and Arabic salam, all meaning 'peace', so Salem as a place name or a greeting recalls the idea of 'peace'.