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sulūk, corr. salūk (inf. n. of سلك 'to travel,' etc.), s.m. Journey, road, way; institution, rule, mode, manner; behaviour or conduct (to or towards), treatment, usage; civility, attention, kindness; intercourse, amicable intercourse or footing, good terms or understanding (with); cessation of hostilities, peace:—sulūk-se, adv. With civility or kindness, kindly; properly, well; in amicable intercourse, on good terms, peaceably (e.g. sulūk-se pesh ānā, To treat or receive kindly; to behave properly or well;—sulūk-se rahnā, To live on good terms):—sulūk karnā(-se), To proceed (with); to act or behave (towards), to treat; to treat kindly, to befriend, to behave well (to); to be reconciled (to), make peace (with).
Origin: Arabic