salsedo

salsēdo, ĭnis, f. [salsus],

• a salt taste, saltness, Pall. Oct. 14, 2.

salsēdo, inis, f. (salsus), der salzige Geschmack, marina, Pallad. 11, 14, 2: amara, (Rufin.) comm. in Amos 1, 5. v. 7 sq.: bildl., omnis malorum morum salsedo, Fulgent. myth. 3, 12.

salsedo [LL], quality of being salty, saltness, saltiness. b salty quality in chemical substance other than common salt. per omnem ‥ anfractum continua ~ine fluvius influens amaricatur Gir. TH II 2; aqua marina ‥ cum eos [sc. pisces marinos] contineat et circumdet, attrahet quicquid in eis est ~inis Quaest. Salern. R 3; omnis salcedinis causa est ‥ Gilb. I 37. 1 (cf. ib. VII 334. 1: causa ~inis est ‥); ex qua commixcione fit amaritudo, et de amaritudine per adustionem ~o Gros. Hexaem. IV 14. 2; saporis ix sunt species, sc. dulcedo, amaritudo, ~o ‥ Bacon V 133; ~o in mari Siccav. PN 140.  b tribus de causis sublimacionem facimus ‥ tercia est ut omnia fiant munda et alba, et ~o sulfuris minuatur Dastin Ros. 9; baurath, i. quodlibet genus ~inis, et de quolibet sale potest intelligi, proprie autem de nitro SB 13; ut ‥ ejus ~o sulphurea diminuatur Ripley Axiom. 115.

salsēdō, ĭnis, f. (salsus), salure, goût salé : Pall. 11, 14, 2.