How to Say “Ladder” in Arabic

سلم
sullam
The Arabic word for ladder is سلم (sullam).
The word سلم refers to a climbing tool.
Meaning: climbing tool (noun)

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Levantine Arabic, سلم is used to mean ladder.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of this noun is سلالم (salālim).

How do you pronounce it?

sullam

Did you know?

  • In musical contexts, the word سلم is used to refer to a musical 'scale'.
  • While سلم refers to a physical ladder, the same three root letters (S-L-M) form the basis for words meaning 'peace' or 'safety' in many Arabic contexts.
  • The term سلم appears in various Middle Eastern traditions to describe the spiritual 'ladder' of ascension.

Examples in context

  • بالطبع، سأحضّر السلّم.
    Of course, I will bring the ladder.
  • نعم، سأستخدم السُّلّم.
    Yes, I will use the ladder.
  • أحتاج إلى سلم طويل.
    ahtaju ila sulam tawil.
    I need a long ladder.
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