Salvation
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 454
s.il-va's hun, n. act of saving preser- vat ion thevl the saving of man from eternal misery deliverance from enemies. Salve ».n. * an otnimeni anything to cure sores [AS seal) I)an. salve, tier sal be.) Salver, sal'vcr. a phte on which anything is presented {Found in Sp salytUa a salver— Low 1. salva, a testing, trial — L salvo, to s.m from the practice of tasting food as a guarantee against poison.) Salvo. s;il'\o, n an exception a reservation, |L salvo jure, erne’s right being safe, an expre ion used in reserving rights Salvo, sal'vo, n a military or naval salute with guns: a simultaneous and concentrated dis* charge of artillery ~ pi. Salvos, sal'vOz. [fr. salve — L salve, a form of salutation— root of sal us See Safe, adj
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