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— English words —
  • sal n. (Chemistry, obsolete) Salt.
  • sal n. Shorea robusta, a dipterocarpaceous tree.
  • Sal prop.n. A diminutive of the male given names Samuel or Salvador.
  • Sal prop.n. A diminutive of the female given name Sally.
  • Sal prop.n. One of the ten islands of Cape Verde.
  • SAL n. (Economics) Initialism of structural adjustment loan.
  • SAL prop.n. Initialism of Society of Antiquaries of London.
  • -sal suff. (Pharmacology) Used to form names of salicylic acid derivatives.
  • sal- pref. (Pharmacology) Used to form names of salicylic acid derivatives.
  • -sal- interf. (Pharmacology) Used to form names of salicylic acid derivatives.
— International convention —
  • sal sym. (International standards) ISO 639-2 & ISO 639-5 language code for Salishan languages.
— Foreign words, define in English —
  • Afitti
    • sál n. (Ditti) palm-leaf broom.
  • Afrikaans
    • sal v. Shall, will.
  • Aragonese - Asturian - Catalan - Chavacano - Franco-provençal - Galician - Guinea-bissau creole - Istriot - Kabuverdianu - Old spanish - Piedmontese - Volapük
  • Azerbaijani
    • sal n. Raft (wooden).
    • sal n. Monolith (a large, single block of stone).
    • sal adj. Whole, unbroken, of one piece.
    • sal v. Second-person singular imperative of salmaq.
  • Azerbaijani - Turkish
  • Chairel
  • Czech
    • sál n. Room.
    • sál n. Saloon.
    • sál n. Hall.
    • sál n. Theater (operating theater for surgery).
    • sál v. Third-person singular masculine past of sát.
    • šál n. (Archaic) shawl.
    • šál n. Genitive plural of šála.
  • Danish
    • sal n. Hall, room.
    • sal n. Floor (storey of a building).
    • sål n. Sole (bottom of a shoe or boot, bottom of the foot).
  • Emilian
    • śal adj. Yellow.
    • śal adj. (Of a story) involving crimes and detective work.
    • śal n. The colour yellow.
    • śal n. Amber, yellow (traffic signals).
    • śal n. Mystery, police case.
    • śal n. Detective fiction, detective novel, detective story; crime fiction; whodunit; pulp fiction.
  • Esperanto
    • sal interj. (Text messaging) Abbreviation of saluton (“hello”).
  • Friulian
  • Garo
    • sal n. Sun, day, daytime.
    • sal n. A 24 hour period.
    • sal n. Weather.
    • sal n. Classifier for days.
  • Hungarian
    • sál n. Scarf.
    • sál n. Shawl.
    • -sal suff. (Case suffix) assimilated harmonic variant of -val/-vel (“with”).
  • Icelandic
    • sal n. Indefinite accusative singular of salur.
    • sal n. Indefinite dative singular of salur.
    • sál n. A soul.
    • sál n. A skin bag.
  • Indonesian
    • sal n. A large room, hall.
    • sal n. (Healthcare, medicine) ward.
  • Interlingua
    • sal n. Salt (substance consisting of positive and negative ions).
  • Irish
    • sal n. Alternative form of sail (“dirt; stain”).
    • sál n. Genitive plural of sáil.
    • sál n. Alternative form of sáil (“heel”).
  • Kabuverdianu
    • sal prop.n. (Sal) Sal.
    • sal prop.n. One of the ten islands of Cape Verde.
    • Sal prop.n. (Sal) Sal.
    • Sal prop.n. One of the ten islands of Cape Verde.
  • Maltese
    • sal v. To rear up.
  • Middle dutch
    • sal v. First/third-person singular present indicative of sullen.
  • Northern kurdish
  • Norwegian bokmål
    • sal n. Saddle.
    • sal n. Form removed with the spelling reform of 1981; superseded by salg.
  • Norwegian bokmål - Norwegian nynorsk
    • sal n. A large room in which parties and meetings and similar are held; a hall.
  • Norwegian nynorsk
    • sal n. A saddle.
    • sal n. A sale.
  • Old english
    • sal n. Rope, cord, rein.
  • Old irish
    • sal n. Dirt.
    • sal n. Filth, stain.
    • sál n. Salt water, brine, seawater.
    • sál n. (Poetic, by extension) sea, ocean.
    • sál n. Heel.
  • Old norse
    • sal n. Accusative/dative singular of salr.
  • Plautdietsch
  • Rohingya
  • Romanian
    • sal n. (Rare) shawl, scarf.
    • sal interj. (Informal) hey!
    • sal interj. (Informal) bye!
    • șal n. Shawl.
    • să-l cont. Contraction of să + îl.
  • Romansch
    • sal n. (Rumantsch Grischun, Sursilvan, Sutsilvan, Surmiran, Vallader) salt.
  • Saanich
  • Scottish gaelic
  • Serbo-croatian
  • Slovene
    • šal n. Scarf (long garment worn around the neck).
  • Sumerian
    • sal rom. Romanization of 𒊩 (sal).
  • Swedish
    • sal n. A large room (for dining or meetings).
    • säl n. A seal (the animal).
  • Tocharian b
    • sal adj. Dirty.
    • säl- v. To throw down, humble.
    • säl- v. To lay to rest (said of the dead).
  • Turkish
    • sal n. Raft.
    • sal v. Second-person singular imperative of salmak.
    • -sal suff. Alternative form of -sel (suffix turning a word into an adjective).
  • Venetian
    • sal n. Salt (sodium chloride, non-chemical usage).
    • sal n. (Chemistry) salt.
  • Welsh
    • sâl adj. Ill, sick, unwell.
    • sâl adj. Shoddy, shabby, poor, paltry.
    • sâl n. Alternative form of sêl (“sale; auction”).
  • Westrobothnian
— English words, defined in Portuguese —
  • sal s. (Botânica) espécie de árvore (Shona robusta) nativa do sul da Ásia.
  • sal s. (Química) (obsoleto) sal.
— In German —
  • -sal Suff. Altes, seltenes, nicht mehr produktives Suffix, das das…
— In French —
  • sal n.m. Variante de saul.
  • sal n.f. Le charme, pimenté de sel, de piquant, de « chien », chez une femme.
— In Spanish —
  • sal s. Gastronomía. Condimento compuesto principalmente por cloruro…
  • sal s. Química. Compuesto formado por cationes (iones cargados positivamente)…
  • sal s. Gracia y desenvoltura en la forma de actuar.
  • sal v. Segunda persona del singular (tú) del imperativo afirmativo de salir.
  • Sal s. Isla de Cabo Verde. Es el principal destino turístico del…
— In Portuguese —
  • sal s. Condimento composto principalmente por cloreto de sódio (NaCl).
  • sal s. (Culinária e química) composto iônico, resultante de uma…
  • sal s. Nome de várias preparações farmacêuticas que podem ser sais…
  • sal s. Graça, finura de espírito.
  • sal s. Malícia espirituosa.
  • sal s. O que há de picante ou intencional numa palavra ou frase.
248 English words from 103 English definitions

Abbreviation accusative acid adjective adjustment a␣la Alternative Amber amp and animal Antiquaries Archaic are around assimilated auction bag block boot bottom brine broom building bye by␣extension Cape Cape␣Verde case chemical Chemistry chloride Classifier code colour consisting consisting␣of Contraction cord crime crimes dative day days daytime dead derivatives detective detective␣work diminutive dining dipterocarpaceous dirt Dirty Ditti Door down Economics extension female fiction Filth First Floor foot for for␣days form garment Genitive given given␣name given␣names hall harmonic Harness Healthcare heel held hello hey hour humble Ill imperative Indefinite indicative Informal Initialism International into involving ions islands ISO language language␣code languages large lay lay␣to lay␣to␣rest leaf loan London long male masculine medicine meetings messaging Monolith Mystery name names neck negative non novel obsolete ocean of␣a one operating palm palm-leaf paltry parties past period person Pharmacology piece plural Poetic police poor positive present present␣indicative pulp pulp␣fiction Raft Rare rear rear␣up reform rein removed rest robusta Romanization Roof room room␣in Rope Rumantsch saddle said sail sal sale salicylic salicylic␣acid Salishan Sally Saloon salt Salt␣water Salvador Samuel scarf sea seal seawater Second Second␣person Second-person␣singular shabby Shall shawl Shoddy shoe sick signals similar single singular skin Society sodium sodium␣chloride sole soul spelling spelling␣reform stain standards stone storey story structural structural␣adjustment substance suffix sullen Sun superseded surgery Surmiran Sursilvan ten Text Text␣messaging the theater third third␣person third-person␣singular throw throw␣down traffic traffic␣signals tree turning unbroken unwell usage Used Used␣to val variant vel Verde ward water Weather which whodunit Whole will with wooden word work worn Year yellow

23 English words from 16 foreign definitions

Cabo Cabo␣Verde charme chez das del femme Isla NaCl Nome persona piquant principal que robusta sais sal saul ser Shona singular Suffix Verde

4 foreign words from 103 English definitions

sel Sutsilvan Vallader -vel

56 foreign words from 16 foreign definitions

actuar afirmativo Altes árvore Ásia Botânica cargados chien cloreto cloruro composto compuesto Condimento Culinária desenvoltura destino espécie espírito espirituosa finura forma formado frase Gastronomía Graça Gracia imperativo intencional Malícia mehr nativa nicht numa obsoleto palavra picante pimenté podem por positivamente principalmente produktives química resultante salir Segunda Segunda␣persona sel seltenes sódio sul turístico uma une Variante várias

1648 suffixes (New words found by adding one or more letters at the end of the word.)

sala sale Sale Salé Salf Salk 'sall salm Salm salo Salo salp sals sALS SALs SALS salt Salt SALT salad salaf salah Salah salak Salak salal salam Salam -salan Salar salas Salas salat Salat Salay Salaz Salce saleb Saleh Salei Salek Salem salep saler sales Sales salet Salib Salic Salih +1598 words

2357 times in the middle (New words found by adding letters in front and at the end of the word.)

is␣all psalm basals basalt Basalt bisalt bosals Busald Casali Casals desalt Edsall e-sales Kosala Lasala masala mesale misals mysals nasals Nosals on␣sale psalme psalms Psalms resale resalt risala Rosals sisals upsale ursals vasals Absalom Absalon arisals Balsall Bansals basales basalis basally basalte basalts bay␣salt bisalts Bonsall bossale bossals Casalis cat-salt +2307 words

598 prefixes (New words found by adding one or more letters in front of the word.)

MSAL basal bosal casal Casal desal El␣Sal. fusal mesal misal musal mysal nasal Nosal oasal Rosal sisal ursal vasal arisal BAKSAL Bansal bossal bursal byssal camsal causal censal dorsal dossal Emesal Faisal futsal Ghosal hersal mensal missal omasal pausal phasal prosal quesal Sausal tarsal tensal torsal tussal varsal vassal versal +548 words

2 words-in-word RTL (Words found written from right to left, inside the word. Minimum size 3 letters.)

las LAs

12 anagrams (New words found by changing the order of the letters.)

als Als ALs ALS al's asl ASL a/s/l las LAs LSA SLA

160 anagrams found with an extra letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word and an extra letter.)

aals AALS ACLs ACLS ADLs ADSL aels Ahls ails alas Alas. albs ALCS ALDS ales Ales ALGs Alis ALJs alks alls all's alms Alms ALMs ALMS alps Alps ALPs ALSA also AMLs AMSL APLs APLS ASLC ASLE ASLO ASPL BALs BASL BLAs B.L.A.S. cals Cals clas dals DALs ELAs ELAS +110 words

50 anagrams found minus a letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word minus a letter.)

al Al AL Ål -al al- a.l. &␣al. as As AS A$ ℁ 'as a's as- A's A*s A/S a.s. A*'s A+'s A++s A−'s la La LA lä Lα La- La. L.A. L.␣A. ls Ls LS l's L's L&S L.S. Sa SA S&A s.a. S.A. S.␣A. SL Sl. S&L S␣&␣L

133 cousins (New words found by changing only one letter.)

aal Aal AAL BAL Baʻl cal Cal cal. Cal. dal Dal DAL EAL fal Fal FAL gal Gal GAL gal. Gal. Hal HAL IAL -ial Jal JAL Kal. Lal LAL Lal. mal Mal mal- Mal. nal- OAL pal Pal PAL RAL SAA sab SAB Sab. sac Sac SAC sad SAD SAE SAF sag Sag SAG sah šâh šāh sai sajj SAK sam Sam SAM Sam. S.␣Am. san San SAn SAN -san Sao SAO sap SAP s.ap. Sar SAR Sar. Sas SAs SAS sat Sat SAT sat. Sat. S.A.T. S.␣A.␣T. SAU sav Sav. saw Saw SAW sax Sax SAX Sax. (+33 words)

18 lipograms (New words found when removing only one letter.)

al Al AL Ål -al al- a.l. &␣al. Sa SA S&A s.a. S.A. S.␣A. SL Sl. S&L S␣&␣L

15 epenthesis (New words found when adding only one letter.)

Sahl sail SAIL 'sall SAML SASL saul Saul seal Seal SEAL shal sial SiAl soal


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