@Redemption10101@proudkafirG Words can change meaning depending on context, “Salaa” meaning “blessing” rather than “prayer” isn’t some obscure fact it’s literally used in PBUH as in “blessing” rather then “prayer” one of the most common Islamic expressions.
@proudkafirG صلى is not exclusively used to mean “pray” it can also mean “bless” especially when referring to Allah’s actions towards the prophet or his servants, this is well understood in “صلى لله عليه وسلم” which means “May Allah bless him and grant him peace” not “ May Allah pray him and.