Salm
Salm stands for:
- Salmon, from the Latin word salmo , see salmon
- a king figure in Iranian mythology, see Iranian mythology #Figures and terms in Iranian mythology
- an old spelling for psalm
- Salm (noble family) , old Rhineland noble family
Villages, districts and regions:
- the county of Salm, in the Ardennes Niedersalm and in the Vosges Obersalm , see Salm (noble family) #division into Oberalm and Niedersalm
- the Principality of Salm under the joint rule of the Princely Houses Salm-Salm (Anholt) and Salm-Kyrburg (Ahaus) with the seat of government in the city of Bocholt (today the Borken district in North Rhine-Westphalia)
- Salm (Eifel) , a municipality in the Vulkaneifel district in Rhineland-Palatinate
- the district of Burg Salm of the local community Landscheid in the district of Bernkastel-Wittlich in Rhineland-Palatinate
- Salm Island (Salm Island, Ostrow Salm), an island in the Franz Josef Land archipelago between the Arctic Ocean and the Barents Sea
Waters:
- Salm (Amel) , left tributary of the Amel (French Amblève ) in Trois Ponts, Verviers district, Liège province, Belgium
- Salm (Mosel) , left tributary of the Moselle near Klüsserath, Trier-Saarburg district, Rhineland-Palatinate
Salm is the family name of the following people:
- Albert Salm (1882–1950), German politician (SPD)
- Andreas Salm (* 1957), German clarinetist and composer
- Anton von Salm (around 1530 – before 1564), German count, president of the Imperial Court of Justice, last abbot of the Hornbach monastery
- Anna Katharina Dorothea von Salm-Kyrburg (1614–1655), Duchess of Württemberg
- Carl Salm (1888–1939), German writer
- Carl Philipp Prinz zu Salm-Salm (* 1933), German member of the princely family
- Caroline Salm (* 1987), German soccer player
- Christian Altgraf zu Salm (1906–1973), German art historian
- Christiane zu Salm (* 1966), German media entrepreneur
- Christine von Salm (1575–1627), German nobleman, by marriage to Franz von Lothringen, Countess of Vaudémont
- Emil Salm (1878–1938), German sculptor
- Franz Salm (1835–1884), German singer
- Friedrich Salm (1849–1908), Prussian major general
- Friedrich Magnus zu Salm (1606–1673), Count of the Wild and Rhine from the Salm family
- Fritz Salm (1913–1985), German politician (KPD / DKP)
- Jaan Salm (* 1937), Estonian atmospheric physicist
- João Francisco Salm (* 1952), Brazilian clergyman, Bishop of Tubarão
- Karl Florentin zu Salm (1638–1676), infantry general and envoy of the Republic of the Seven United Provinces
- Karl Theodor Otto zu Salm (1645–1710), Prince of Salm, Imperial Field Marshal and Chief Steward
- Leopold Philipp Karl zu Salm († 1663), Wild and Rhine Count and Prince from the Salm-Neufville line
- Ludwig von Salm (Ludwig von Salm-Hoogstraeten; 1885–1944), Austrian tennis player
- Ludwig Otto zu Salm (1674–1738), German imperial prince
- Martin Salm (1955–2015), German chairman of the foundation
- Niklas Graf Salm the Elder (1459–1530), Austrian general, see Niklas von Salm
- Niklas Count Salm the Younger ( Nicolas de Salm ; 1503–1550), Count of Salm and Neubourg
- Otto von Salm (Otto von Salm-Hoogstraeten) (1886–1941), Austrian tennis player
- Peter Salm (1892–1981), German architect and preservationist
- Philipp Otto zu Salm (1575–1634), Prince of Salm
- Roland Salm (* 1950), Swiss cyclist
- Wolfgang von Salm († 1555), Bishop of Passau
See also:
Wiktionary: Salm - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
