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Where does “sēl-” come from?
sēl-
(Proto-Indo-European): to calm, quiet, be favourable
Definitions
to calm, quiet, be favourable
Words derived from “sēl-”
sales
sale
Pennsylvania
assault
savage
Sally
insult
resultant
salad
wholesale
saloon
Sale
Savage
resilience
salon
insulting
insolent
salvage
insolence
sill
exultation
resilient
savagely
assailant