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sal  (sl)
n.
Salt.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin sl; see sal- in Indo-European roots.]
sal [sæl]
n
(Medicine / Pharmacology) a pharmacological term for salt [3]
[Latin]
Translations
sal [sæl]
A. N → sal f
B. CPD sal ammoniac N → sal f amoníaca
sal volatile N → sal f volátil
sal abbr of salary → Geh.
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