1650s, Modern Latin, literally "volatile salt" (see salt (n.) + volatile); ammonium carbonate, especially as used in reviving persons who have fainted.
sake
saki
sakura
*sal-
sal
sal volatile
salaam
salacious
salad
Saladin
salamander
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