sal
Spanish
/sal/
noun
Definitions
- salt; table salt
- (chemistry) salt
Etymology
Inherited from Old Spanish sal inherited from Latin salem, sal, sāl (salt, wit) derived from Proto-Indo-European *seh₂l- (salt).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*seh₂l-
Gloss
salt
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
塩
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antisalt English
- bisalt English
- blacksalter English
- desalt English
- hydrosalt English
- nonsalt English
- oversalt English
- oxysalt English
- persalt English
- polysalt English
- protosalt English
- resalt English
- salt English
- salt beef English
- salt-free English
- saltbox English
- saltbush English
- saltcat English
- salten English
- salter English
- saltery English
- salteth English
- saltfish English
- saltfoot English
- saltfree English
- saltgrass English
- saltie English
- saltierra English
- saltine English
- saltish English
- saltless English
- saltlike English
- saltly English
- saltmaker English
- saltmaking English
- saltmouth English
- saltness English
- saltproof English
- saltspoon English
- saltwater English
- saltweed English
- saltwork English
- saltworks English
- saltwort English
- salty English
- sesquisalt English
- subsalt English
- sulfosalt English
- sulphosalt English
- supersalt English
- undersalt English
- *salicare Latin
- *salicāre Latin
- sal Latin
- sale Latin
- salem Latin
- salem, sal, sāl Latin
- salexigens Latin
- salimuria Latin
- salārius Latin
- sāl Latin
- dissalare Italian
- salaia Italian
- salaiolo Italian
- salame Italian
- sale Italian
- salifero Italian
- salificare Italian
- salume Italian
- persel French
- protosel French
- salorge French
- sel French
- sursel French
- desalar Spanish, Castilian
- picar Spanish, Castilian
- salado Spanish, Castilian
- salero Spanish, Castilian
- salpicadura Spanish, Castilian
- salpicar Spanish, Castilian
- tierra Spanish, Castilian
- *seh₂l- Proto-Indo-European
- *séh₂ls Proto-Indo-European
- sal Portuguese
- saleiro Portuguese
- *saltaną Proto-Germanic
- *saltą Proto-Germanic
- salt Middle English
- sel Old French
- salo Esperanto
- sal Catalan, Valencian
- salpebrar Catalan, Valencian
- salímetre Catalan, Valencian
- sare Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sărar Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- աղ Old Armenian
- sel Middle French
- sal Old Portuguese
- sal Romansh
- sal Asturian
- sâl Friulian
- sal Old Occitan
- jo̧o̧ļ Marshallese
- sal Old Spanish
- sali Sicilian
- sal Venetian
- salu Papiamentu
- *śālā Proto-Albanian
- *salHdus Proto-Balto-Slavic
- *saˀldus Proto-Balto-Slavic
- sáál Navajo, Navaho
- sal Kabuverdianu
- disel Mauritian Creole
- sal Istriot
- disel Seychellois Creole
- sal Guinea-Bissau Creole
- sal Franco-Provençal
- sal Chavacano
- saa Lombard
- sal Piedmontese
- saltchuck Chinook Jargon
- sêl Romagnol
- sayu Maquiritari
- sohl Kosraean
- č̕aʔak Nootka