saul (2), sal

[Hind. sal, sal a, salwa, sakher; Beng. shal.] Bot .: The saul tree (q. v.). saul-dammar, 3. IMG:content-0960.png:[blocks in formation] 3556 in India for railway sleepers, planking, railings of bridges, . It furnishes a resin. ( Calcutta Exhib. Report.) sâul-le, s . [Etym. doubtful; perhaps from Scotch saul =soul.] A hired mourner. ( Scotch .) sâult, s. [O. Fr. (Fr. saut ), from Lat. saltum , acc us. of saltus =aleap; salio =to leap.] [ASSAULT. A rapid in some rivers.