sarellt, sarellt

Same as serail, seraglio. Marlowe. sarga o (sär-gas'ō), n. [Also sarga um, and formerly sargaso; = F. sarga e = Sp. sargazo, of the great gyration of the Stream the North Atlantic, so named from the abundance in it of this weed ( Sarga um bacciferum ), which in some parts is so dense as to be a serious hindrance to navigation. It covers a large part of the space beween the 16th and 38th parallels of north latitude, and the seaweed is most dense between the 30th and 50th meridians. By extension the name is sometimes used with reference to other le important areas of floating seaweed. See Sarga um. The floating islands of the gulf-weed, with which we had become very familiar as we had now nearly made the circuit of the Sarga o Sea , are usually from a couple of feet to two or three yards in diameter, sometimes much mont, and the island of Sardinia: it was the nucleus of the modern kingdom of Italy.-2. [l. c.] In mineral., the lead sulphate anglesite, which occurs abundantly in lead-mines in the island of Sardinia. Breithaupt.