salinon

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek *σάλινον (*sálinon, unattested), presumably from and meaning the same as Latin salīnum (“salt-cellar”), derived from sal (“salt”) (compare salillum).

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Noun

salinon

  1. (geometry) A particular figure bounded by four semicircles.

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