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/sal.te/
Translation
dirt, filth; a filthy thing
Word origin
From sale ('dirty'), which came into Old French from Frankish salo ('dull, dirty'). English 'sallow' descends from the same Germanic root.
- Origin
- Frankish
- Root
- salo
- English cognates
- sallow
Grammar
Examples
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There is dirt everywhere in the kitchen.
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Wipe the dirt off the table.
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The dirt from the ground stays in your shoes.
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He ate something filthy and now he is ill.
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They left rubbish all over the garden.
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