αλάτι

Greek

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ἅλς, from Proto-Indo-European *séh₂l-, *séh₂ls.

Pronunciation

• IPA: [aˈlati]

Noun

αλάτι (aláti) n,   plural αλάτια

1. common salt, table salt

Declension

declension of αλάτι

	singular (ενικός)	plural (πληθυντικός)
nominative (ονομαστική)	αλάτι	αλάτια
genitive (γενική)	αλατιού	αλατιών
accusative (αιτιατική)	αλάτι	αλάτια
vocative (κλητική)	αλάτι	αλάτια

Derived terms

Derived terms

αλάτινος (alátinos, “salty, salt, saline”) αλάτισμα n (alátisma, “salting, corning, preserving with salt”) αλατένιος (alaténios, “saline, made of salt”) αλατίζω (alatízo, “to salt, to corn, to preserve with salt”) αλατίστρα f (alatístra, “place to feed animals salt”) (colloquial) αλαταριά f (alatariá, “salt lick, place to feed animals salt”) αλατερός (alaterós, “salty, over salted”) αλατιέρα f (alatiéra, “salt cellar, saltshaker”) αλατιστός (alatistós, “salted, preserved with salt”)

αλατο- (alato-), αλατό- (alató-, “related to salt”) αλατοειδής (alatoeidís, “saltlike”) αλατόνερο n (alatónero, “salt water”) αλατοπίπερο n (alatopípero, “salt and pepper”) αλατοπιπερώνω (alatopiperóno, “to season, to add salt and pepper”) αλατοφόρος (alatofóros, “salty, salt bearing”) αλατούχος (alatoúchos, “salted, saline, containing salt”) αλατωρυχείο n (alatorycheío, “salt pan, salting, salt mine”) αλατωρύχος m (alatorýchos, “salt worker, salt miner”)

See also

• παστός (pastós, “salted, preserved with salt, corned”)
• άλας (álas, “chemical salt”) (product of neutralisation)

External links

• Αλάτι on the Greek Wikipedia.el.Wikipedia