salter in Irish
salter in Irish is ceannaí salainn, mianadóir salainn, saillteoir — salter means someone whose trade is making, selling, or applying salt.
salter in Irish
ceannaí salainn
One who makes, sells, or applies salt.
mianadóir salainn
One who makes, sells, or applies salt.
saillteoir
One who makes, sells, or applies salt.
What does "salter" mean?
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noun Someone whose trade is making, selling, or applying salt.
"The old salter sold his cured fish at the harbour market every Friday."
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noun A trout that has left salt water and is swimming back up a river to spawn.
"Anglers waited by the weir for the first salter of the season to appear."
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salter in a sentence
- The old salter sold his cured fish at the harbour market every Friday.
- In medieval towns, the salter often worked closely with the local butcher and fishmonger.
- Anglers waited by the weir for the first salter of the season to appear.
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What is "salter" in Irish?
"salter" in Irish is ceannaí salainn, mianadóir salainn, saillteoir. salter means: Someone whose trade is making, selling, or applying salt.
How do you use "salter" in a sentence?
Example: "The old salter sold his cured fish at the harbour market every Friday." In Irish, "salter" is ceannaí salainn, mianadóir salainn, saillteoir.
Are there other ways to say "salter" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "salter": ceannaí salainn, mianadóir salainn, saillteoir.
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