Saltpan

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 454
sawlt'pau, n. a fan, basin, or pit where salt obtained or made. Saltpetre, sawh-pe'ter, n a salt consisting of nitnc acul and p >ta>h nitre. [Lit. salt-rock, Salt, and L and Lit petra, a rock Salubrious, sa-hTo'bn as, adj healthful favourable to health —ad?’ Salu'briously — Salu'- bnty. (1, salubrts -sains, salitits health, nkm to Sale Salutary, s d'u-iar-i, adj. belonging to health promoting health nr safety wholesome: bene* fiual - n Sarutarine [JL, from sal us, health [which s:ud in saluting. Salutation, sal-u-ta shun, n act of saluting that Salute, sal-fit', r.t to addrt with kind wishes: to greet with a ki^. bow, . to honour by a disc huge of cannon, striking colours, .— n. act of saluting greeting, a ki a discharge of.union m honour of anyone flat, 'to wish health to,' L sahtla, -at 'tut, from sal us, salutis j
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