4 days ago · From late 14c. as "a curative preparation, medicinal salt." Often in 15c.-17. sawce, salse; constant reimportation of the …

sauce(v.) 15세기 중반, "음식에 양념을 하다, 소스나 절임을 추가하다"라는 의미로 sauce (명사)에서 유래. 1510년대에는 "맛이나 …

Aug 26, 2026 · 1.3Etymology 1. 1.3.1Noun. 1.3.1.1Synonyms. 1.3.1.2Hyponyms. 1.3.1.3Derived terms. 1.3.1.4Related terms. …

What is the etymology of the noun sauce? sauce is a borrowing from French. Etymons: French sauce.

3 days ago · History The Latin salsus (salted) is the root etymology of sauce. [5] One of the oldest sauces is thought to be hot sauce, …

Du lat. pop. salsa « chose salée », empl. subst. (soit fém. sing., soit neutre plur.), du lat. salsus « salé », part. passé de sallĕre « …

Il provient du vieux français sauce, sausse, lui-même issu du latin salsa, qui signifie « choses salées, aliments salés ».

2 days ago · The pasta—a hair clump of noodles in a soupy, sweetish tomato sauce —came in one of those parsimonious bowls with …

Apr 30, 2015 · [14] Sauce is one of a range of English words (others include salad, salary, and sausage) that go back ultimately to …

Apr 30, 2015 · sauce (n.) mid - 14c., from O.Fr. sauce, sausse, from noun use of L. salsa, fem. singular or neuter plural of salsus " …