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1 salute
تَحِيّة رَسْمِيَّة \ salute: the act of saluting: The Scouts gave a salute as the flag was raised. \ حَيَّا (تحيّةً عَسْكَرِيَّة) \ salute: to raise the hand to the head, as a sign of respect or as a formal greeting to (sb.): Soldiers salute their officers. \ سَلام رَسْميّ \ salute: the act of saluting: The Scouts gave a salute as the flag was raised. -
2 حيا
حَيَّا \ greet: to welcome; express one’s feelings (by word or action) when meeting sb. or writing to him: He greeted me with a friendly ‘Good morning!’ and a wave of his arm. pay one’s respects: to express polite formal greetings. \ See Also رحب (رَحَّبَ) \ حَيَّا (تحيّةً عَسْكَرِيَّة) \ salute: to raise the hand to the head, as a sign of respect or as a formal greeting to (sb.): Soldiers salute their officers.
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