salu

See also: sālu, sāļu, salú, and Salu

Esperanto

Verb

salu

1. imperative of sali

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Kapampangan

Noun

sálû

1. (anatomy) chest

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Kavalan

Noun

salu

1. pumpkin

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Latvian

Noun

salu m

1. (deprecated template usage) accusative singular form of sals
2. (deprecated template usage) instrumental singular form of sals

salu f

1. (deprecated template usage) accusative singular form of sala
2. (deprecated template usage) instrumental singular form of sala
3. (deprecated template usage) genitive plural form of sala

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Lindu

Noun

salu

1. brook; tributary

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Old English

Alternative forms

• sealu

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *salwaz, from Proto-Indo-European *sal(w)-. Cognate with Irish salach, Latin saliva, English sallow.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsɑ.lu/

Adjective

salu

1. dusky

Declension

Declension of salu — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	salu, salo	salu, salo	salu, salo
Accusative	salone	salwe	salu, salo
Genitive	salwes	salore	salwes
Dative	salwum	salore	salwum
Instrumental	salwe	salore	salwe
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	salwe	salwa, salwe	salu, salo
Accusative	salwe	salwa, salwe	salu, salo
Genitive	salora	salora	salora
Dative	salwum	salwum	salwum
Instrumental	salwum	salwum	salwum

Declension of salu — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	salwa	salwe	salwe
Accusative	salwan	salwan	salwe
Genitive	salwan	salwan	salwan
Dative	salwan	salwan	salwan
Instrumental	salwan	salwan	salwan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	salwan	salwan	salwan
Accusative	salwan	salwan	salwan
Genitive	salora, salwena	salora, salwena	salora, salwena
Dative	salwum	salwum	salwum
Instrumental	salwum	salwum	salwum

Descendants

• Middle English: salwe, salow
  • English: sallow
  • Scots: chauve

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Papiamentu

Etymology

From Portuguese sal and Spanish sal and Kabuverdianu sal.

Noun

salu

1. salt