Shabbat shalom

Literally "Peaceful Sabbath," a standard salutation and expression of good wishes said to someone during the Jewish Sabbath. Rendered in Hebrew as שבת שלום As I entered the synagogue for the Shabbat evening service, an older man smiled at me and quietly said, "Shabbat shalom!"

See also:

break the Sabbath
tip (one's) hat
tip your hat
bill (one) for (something)
bill for
literally
Sabbath
a Sabbath day's journey
dip (one's) lid
How now, brown cow?

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