Salic
(sal′ik, sā′lik)
adjective
- of the Salian Franks
- of the Salic law
Origin:
ML Salicus
See Salic in American Heritage Dictionary 4
adjective Of or relating to certain minerals, such as quartz and the feldspars, that commonly occur in igneous rocks and contain large amounts of silica and alumina.
Origin:
Origin: s(ilica)
Origin: + al(umina)
Origin: + -ic
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adjective- Of or relating to the Salian Franks.
- Of or relating to the Salic law or to the legal code of the Salian Franks.
Origin:
Origin: French salique
Origin: , from Medieval Latin Salicus
Origin: , from Late Latin Saliī, the Salian Franks
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