Sel

Part of Speech

adjective

Difficulty Level

Translations

🇩🇪 die täglichen Erfahrungen und Emotionen, die wir empfinden , 🇪🇸 la experiencia y las emociones que sentimos a diario , 🇮🇹 l’esperienza e le emozioni che sentiamo ogni giorno , 🇵🇹 as experiências e emoções que sentimos todos os dias , 🇨🇳 我们日常经历的体验与情绪 , 🇯🇵 塩 , 🇰🇷 일상에서 느끼는 경험과 감정 , 🇸🇦 الخبرة والعواطف التي نشعر بها يوميًا , 🇮🇳 हम प्रतिदिन जिन अनुभवों और भावनाओं को महसूस करते हैं

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Etymology

The French adjective *sel* comes from Latin *sal* “salt”, which entered Old French as *sel* in the 9th century. Originally a noun, it later took adjectival use to describe something salty or related to salt—e.g., *sel de table*, *sel de mer*. Its spelling and core sense have remained essentially unchanged, with the adjectival form largely confined to compounds describing salt products.

Synonyms

salé salin salinisé marin épicé savoureux

Antonyms

sucré désalé sans sel non salé doux