As-Saffat Verse 130

“Peace be upon Elias.”

“Peace be upon Elias.”

'Peace be upon Elias!'

‘Peace be to Elijah!’

Peace be Unto Elyasin.

"Peace and salutation to such as Elias!"

Peace be upon Elias.

Peace be on Elias.

Peace be upon Ilyas!

‘Peace be to Ilyas!’

"Peace be upon Il-Yasin."

`Peace be upon Elias and his people!´

Safety/security/greeting on Elias .

Peace be upon Ilyas!

(This blessing) "Peace be on Elias".

Salamun (peace) be upon Ilyasin (Elias)!"

And We granted him among the later generations (the salutation),

Peace be on Ilyas.

Peace be unto Elias!

Peace be with the followers of Elias.

'Peace be upon El Yaseen'

"Salam (peace!) be upon Ilyasin!"

"Peace be on Elijah and his people!"

Peace be upon the House of Elijah.

`Peace, from Us, be to Elias!'. It is said that this [ilysn] is [the same] Elias mentioned above; but it is also said that this denotes him together with [all] those who were believers with him, and so they have been coupled [under the same term] with him being the predominant, as when one might say al-Muhallabn, `the Muhallabids', to mean al-Muhallab and his folk; a variant reading has l ysn, by which is meant his family as well as Elias himself.

Salam (peace!) be upon Ilyasin!

Similarly, one might say for Ismail, Ismain. This is the language (dialect) of Bani Asad;

they say Mikal, Mika'il, and Mika'in.

They say Ibrahim and Ibraham; Isra'il, Isra'in; Tur Sina', Tur Sinin.

All of that is fine.

إِنَّا كَذَلِكَ نَجْزِي الْمُحْسِنِينَ