salinus

salīnus, a, um (sal), zum Salze gehörig, wovon salinae, salinum, w. s.

1 salinus v. salignus

2 salinus, salina [CL as pl. only], salinum [CL] 1 (as adj.) related or pertaining to salt or the production of salt, salt-. 1362 est una domus ~a cum quodam crofto ‥ in Purbyk’ IMisc 185/12; 1460 inter patenam ~am sive patellam Thome S. ‥ et patenam sive patellam ~am ‥ Johannis de H. Melrose 556 (cf. ib.: patenarum sive patellarum salis sive salium ‥ patene sive patelle sal’); pro predictis tribus patenis sive patellis ~is Ib.. 2 (as sb. f.) place, building, or facility, in which salt is procured or produced, saltern, salt-work(s), salt-house, salt-pit, salt-mine. b (in apposition gen., usu. pl.; some quot. might also be construed with sense 3 infra); c (as place-name, passing into surname). in Wich fuerunt vij ~ae huic manerio pertinentes. una ex his modo reddit sal aulae, aliae sunt wastae DB I 263va; TRE erat ‥ unum wich, in quo erat puteus ad sal faciendum, et ibi erant viij ~ae inter regem et comitem E. DB I 268rb (cf. ib.: omnes istae ~ae et communes et dominicae); Wic ‥ ubi ‥ de dulcibus stagnis confitiuntur ~e publice W. Malm. Wulfst. II 13; 1199 ex dono R. B. unam liberam ~am in wiche Maubanch RChart 17a; 1242 Nova Foresta: Johannes de M. ‥ r. c. de j m. de consuetudine †salmarum [l. salinarum] Pipe 263 (cf. ib. 15: 1224 J. de M. ‥ r. c. de j m. de sale vendito de consuetudine ~arum); 1335 ac etiam dedi et concessi eidem Johanni unam ~am in Northwyco [Chesh] quam habui (Mun. Tatton 27) MS John Rylands Libr.; quod B. quandam walliam ipsius A. inter †salmas [l. salinas] suas apud S. et refluxus maris ibidem, pro salvatione †salmarum [l. salinarum] illarum contra refluxus hujusmodi ‥ erectam, fregit Reg. Brev. Orig. f. 92v; hec ~a, A. saltecote WW. b vallis ~arum [cf. IV Reg. xiv 7] erat ubi sales faciebant, vel faeno videlicet salsuginis ‥ exsiccato ‥ vel aquis puteorum salsis fervefactis ‥ vel alio quolibet ordine quo sal fieri consuevit Bede Kings 730; [insula] habet fontes ~arum Id. HE I 1 p. 10; rex [Heroldus] ‥ propulsis ad mare navibus ‥ Corbonis ~e litora apulit, qua ‥ se ‥ mari Diva infundit W. Jum. IV 7; 1159 habebant in dominio inter G. et H. areas ~arum a salina Radulfi P. que est ecclesie et abbatis usque ad vicum A. Act. Hen. II I 236; 1205 assignavimus ei xl li. inter duo maria, et lx li. in malatosta ~e, et ‥ precipimus quod ibi et non alibi capiantur [ill’ cent’ libr’] Cl 26a. c 1261 petiit terram Gerardi de ~is in Farnham’ replegiari Cl 472; in Gallia sive Francia he provincie ‥ ~a, Provincia Higd. I 25 (recte 27) p. 286; 1487 dominorum Frizie, ~arum, et Mechlinie Foed. XII 320. 3 brine, salt-water, or its saltiness. scribe ‥ et pharisei in majorem amaritudinem se quasi in mare precipitaverunt, et quidquid ‥ secum traxerant ~a maris absorptum est Ailr. Serm. 261D. 4 (as sb. f. or n.): a container or vessel for holding salt, salt-cellar. b vessel in which brine is evaporated to make salt, salt-pan, salt-vat. a sit niveum, sit sal mundum, pariterque salare [v. l. salinum] D. Bec. 2544; ~um [vv. ll. sallicium, salinium; gl.: saler, petit saler] Neckam Ut. 98; minister minutorius ‥ inveniet preterea ~a et coclearia, thuribulum, candelabrum ‥ Obed. Abingd. 409; quem [salem] accipiens refectorarius per omnia ~a sive per salarias paulatim distribuet Cust. Cant. 109; idem dedit ‥ duodecim coclearia ~o argenteo J. Glast. 137; hoc ~um, a salere WW; 1468 unam ~am auream Anglice a saltseler Pat 522 m. 8; 1476 ij ~a, A. saltesalers Test. Ebor. III 176; a salte cote, ~a [v. l. ~um] est locus ubi sal [v. l. adds vel vas in quo ponitur] CathA. b 1489 et super eandem [sic] tres ~as de ferro pro sale buliand’ DCDurh. Min. 2. 4. Spec. 28 (cf. ib.: predictas ~as ferreas). 5 (app. right to collect) tax or custom on the production or transport of salt in, near, or through a certain place, saltage. 1199 precipimus illis qui ~um tenent ville Burdegal’ ut ‥ RChart 62a; 1267 [whereby Edward ‥ gave to P. archbishop of Bordeaux ‥ the salt-tax] ~um [of Bordeaux, that is the pedage or custum due from all ships laden with salt ascending or descending the Gironde or putting in at Bordeaux] CalCh II 79; 1267 ~um nostrum de Burdegala (Pat 85 m. 24) RGasc I sup. cxviib (cf. CalPat 41: and the saltern of Bordeaux).

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