salt
 noun
 sal
EN He tasted his soup and began to season it with pepper, salt, vinegar, mustard --everything within reach.
GL Probou a sopa e comezou a sazonala con sal, pementa, vinagre, mostaza e todo o que había ó seu alcance.
 Fonte: ESP (1383)
adjective
salgado
EN She climbed painfully to her feet, and she dipped her cupped palms in the little waves and washed her bruised face with the stinging salt water, and then she went creeping up the beach after Kino.
GL Púxose en pé dolorosamente, mergullou nas pequenas ondas as palmas unidas en forma de cunca, lavou a cara fazada coa ardente auga salgada, e entón remontou a praia seguindo a Kino.
Fonte: PER (1052)
transitive verb
salgar
EN Fresh vegetables, fish, dried fruits and nuts, smoked and salted meats, and cheese can be made out under their wrappings.
GL Verduras frescas, peixe, froitas secas, queixos, carne afumada e salgada que se poden albiscar debaixo dos seus envurullos.
Fonte: C20 (649)
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salinization, saliva, sallow, sally, salmon, salon, saloon, saloon-keeper, salsa, salt, saltiness, saltpeter, saltwater, salt-water, salty, salubrious, salutary, salute, Salvadoran