salutiferous
English
Etymology
From Latin salūtifer (“bearing health, health-giving”).
Pronunciation
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Adjective
salutiferous (comparative more salutiferous, superlative most salutiferous)
- (dated) healthy or health-giving[1]
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- innumerable powers, all of them salutiferous
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- conducive to safety or salvation
Translations
healthy or health-giving
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References
- ^ The Oxford English Dictionary [Second Edition] (1989)