salariare

1 salariare [CL salarium+-are], to engage or hire the services of (person) in exchange for payment of a fee, stipend, salary, or sim., to fee or prest (person), to hire or employ: a (in leg. context); b (in naut. context). a 1507 quod uno electo negotio sive incepto ceteri sileant advocati et procuratores nisi fuerint in eodem negotio ~iati Conc. III 650a; decretum pro parte principali in omni causa peti solet per advocatum in causa ~iatum Praxis 31 p. 37; clericus ‥ potest nomine episcopi ~iare procuratorem ad allegandum illas causas Ib. 92 p. 118.  b 1561 prenominatum R. S. ‥ ad faciendum ‥ viagium ‥ cum navi ‥ eosdem ‥ ~iasse et conduxisse, atque magistrum et marinarios ejus navis ‥ constituisse SelPlAdm II 122; 1608 a domino magno admirallo arrestati ex eo quod conducti et ~iati, A. prest, ad inserviendum domino nostro regi aufugerint HCA Crim. 60/39.

2 salariare [salaria < CL salarius+-are], (in gl.; of the sea) to ebb (cf. salarius 6b, 1 salacia b). ebbyn, as þe see, refluo, -is ‥ ~io, -as, -avi, -re PP.