What does Salam mean?

Saырам is a Kazakh word meaning "hope" or "blessing". It is a greeting commonly used by Kazakhs on important occasions or festivals, which is used to express wishes and blessings to others, such as weddings, birthdays, Spring Festival and other occasions. The word Selam also has profound cultural connotations. It is not only a simple greeting, but also reflects the traditional ideas and values of Kazakhs. In Kazakh traditional culture, Selam represents the wish for life, health, happiness and prosperity, and also represents the desire for friendship, unity and peace. Kazakhs believe that blessing others will be blessed, so Selam is also a positive, loving and hopeful emotional expression.

Selam is not only used in daily life, but also widely used in Kazak literature, music and art. For example, in the traditional Kazakh music, there is a style called "Selam", which is characterized by lightness, cheerfulness and enthusiasm, and is a musical form to express happiness and blessings. Among the traditional dances of Kazak people, there is also a dance called "Saiyilam", which expresses people's love and blessing for life with beautiful dance and dynamic rhythm.

Generally speaking, Selam is a unique cultural symbol of Kazak people. It is not only a language expression, but also a cultural spirit and emotional expression. Through Selam, people express their wishes and longings for life, friendship, peace and prosperity, and at the same time convey a positive, fraternity and hopeful cultural value.