Sane

san, a. In a sound condition; not disordered or shattered; esp., not disordered in intellect; in one's right mind; of sound reason. [L. san us, Gr.saos, whole, sound.] — San'able, san'a-bl, a. Capable of being cured; remediable; healable. [L. sanabilis, sanare, to make sound, heal, san us.] — San'abil'ity, n. — San'ative, -a-tiv, -tory, a. Conducive to health; healing; curative; sanative. [Fr. L. sanator, a healer, sanare.] — San'itary, a. Pert, to, or designed to secure sanity or health; relating to the preservation of health; hygienic. [F. sanitaire, f L. san it as see below.] — San'ity, -H-tY, n. Condition or quality of being sane; soundne or heal you r of body or mind, esp. the latter. [L. san it as, f san us.] — Sanlcle, -T-kl, n. A plant of several species; black snake-root, — so called from its reputed healing qualities. [NL. sanicula, L. sanare.] Sang. See Sing. Sang real. See Holy Grail, under Grail.