HELLO: They began life as the word of the language and more specifically Venetian Venetian s-hello (or s'ciàvo ) that the meaning of "slave", derived from neo-Latin " sclavus " indicating the ethnic Slav frequently used just as slaves throughout the Mediterranean world, often sold by their own families to Venetian merchants or Arabs. Were "imported" in Muslim Spain, Egypt, Asia Minor and the West (in the latter case, only those non-Catholics) via Venice.
greet with a hello and then correspond to "Your Servant" salutation now obsolete (see the similar greeting " servus", released in Austria and Bavaria). This greeting was used without distinction of social class.
The original term s'ciào still exists in the Veneto, or used as an exclamation to express resignation, and in Lombardy and Ticino dialect, expressing relief that an escaped trouble, or to mean "I am your slave "crass to say so to be available to either party.
From now will never again say HELLO.
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