sal

Definitiones

1. salt
   declension-3
2. wit
   declension-3, figuratively
3. brine, salt water, the sea
   declension-3, poetic

Aequivalentia

26 more languages

العربيةمَاء مِلْحملح

བོད་སྐད།ཚྭ་ཆུ

Catalàaigua salada

Češtinaslaná voda

Cymraegheli

Dansksaltvand

Ελληνικάαλατόνεροάλμηαλμυρό νερό

Esperantosalakvo

Suomijorpakkosuolavesi

Gàidhligsàl

Galegoauga salgadasalsa

हिन्दीखारा जलखारा पानीमीर

日本語シー塩水汐鹹水+ 1 more

한국어소금물짠물

Kurdîhêlîsalsasalt

Latinaaequoraltumgurgesmarmorpelaguspontussalimuria+ 4 more

Latviešusālsūdens

Nederlandszout waterzoutwater

Portuguêságua salgada

Русскийсолёная вода́

Svenskaböljadrickasaltvatten

Tagalogtubig alat

Türkçetuzlu su

Tiếng Việtbiển cảnước mặn

中文鹹水

繁體中文鹹水

Exempla

“cum grānō salis”

with a grain of salt

“non sal oxyporumve caseusve”

2015 translation by D. R. Shackleton Bailey, Christopher A. Parrott no salt, no condiment, no cheese?

“ante, deōs hominī quod conciliāre valēret,”

Formerly, what served to win the favor of the gods to man was emmer and the glittering grain of pure salt.

“Dodra ex dodrante est. Sic collige: ius aqua vinum”

1921 translation by Hugh G. Evelyn White Dodra ("nines") is from dodrans (nine-twelfths). Thus compound: broth, water, wine, salt, oil, bread, honey, pepper, herbs: there's nine!

“Sal, oleum, chrisma, cereus, chrismale, saliva, / flatus: virtutem baptismatis ista figurant. / Hec cum patrinis non mutant esse, sed ornant.”

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“vēla dabant laetī, et spūmās salis aere ruēbant”

[The Trojans] were gladly spreading their sails, and churning the foam of the salt water with their bronze [prows].

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