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saltwort

noun
/ˈsɔːlt.wəːt/UK/ˈsɑlt.wɔɹt/US

Etymology

From salt + wort (“plant”).

  1. inherited from *wréh₂ds✻ — “a root”
  2. inherited from *wrōts✻ — “a root”
  3. inherited from *wurti✻ — “a root; a spice”
  4. inherited from wyrt — “a plant; vegetable; herb, spice”
  5. inherited from wort
  6. compounded as saltwort — “salt + wort”

Definitions

  1. Certain plants of various genera that grow in dry, alkali soils, including the following

    Certain plants of various genera that grow in dry, alkali soils, including the following:

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