köken: Compound of kappen + salon, calque of French salon de coiffure. The snack sense originated in 2003; it was popularized by the owner of a barber shop in Rotterdam, who used to order it as a custom snack at a local fast food joint.
köken: From 床(とこ) (toko, “raised floor”) + 屋(や) (-ya, “shop”), due to how barbershops were historically often 床店(とこみせ) (tokomise, “stall with a raised floor used as a store”).
saloon, barbershop, hairdresser's · saloon car, sedan
çekim: çoğul सैलूनों
köken: Borrowed from English saloon, from French salon, from Italian salone, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *salą (“house, hall”). Cognate with Bengali সেলুন (śelun).
From سلمان (salmān /salmân) + ـی (-ī /-i). The usage of it for barbers originates from reference to Salman the Persian, who was reported to have been the personal barber of the Prophet Muhammad.