س ل و Salwā in the Qur'an

Words from this root appear 3 times in the Qur'an, in 1 form. Salwā means "the quails".

وَٱلسَّلْوَىٰ

salwā

Read here as wal-salwā · Noun · 3 times in the Qur'an

Meaningthe quails · [the] quailsسلوی · سلویٰसलवाও সালওয়া · ও "সালওয়া"salwabıldırcın · bıldırcın etiஇன்னும் ஸல்வா · இன்னும் ஸல்வாவை · ஸல்வாبلدرچين · مرغ بریان

2:57and [the] quailsاور سلویٰऔर सलवाও সালওয়াdan salwa (burung sebangsa puyuh)ve bıldırcınஇன்னும் ஸல்வாو بلدرچين
7:160and the quailsاور سلویऔर सलवाও "সালওয়া"salwa (sebangsa burung puyuh)ve bıldırcın etiஇன்னும் ஸல்வாவைو بلدرچين
20:80and the quailsاور سلویऔर सलवाও সালওয়াdan salwave bıldırcınஸல்வாمرغ بریان

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