table salt

English

Noun

table salt (countable and uncountable, plural table salts)

1. Sodium chloride, the salt most commonly used to season food at the table.

Usage notes

• Usually used to distinguish from other compounds called salts by chemists.

Translations

salt to season food

• Bulgarian: готва́рска сол f (gotvárska sol)
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 餐桌鹽／餐桌盐 (caan¹ zoek³ jim⁴)

  Mandarin: 食鹽／食盐 (zh) (shíyán), 精鹽／精盐 (zh) (jīngyán)

• Danish: bordsalt n
• Dutch: tafelzout (nl) n, keukenzout (nl) n
• Esperanto: tabla salo
• Estonian: keedusool, lauasool
• Finnish: ruokasuola (fi), pöytäsuola (fi), keittosuola (fi)
• French: sel de table (fr) m, sel (fr) m
• German: Kochsalz (de) n, Tafelsalz n, Speisesalz (de) n
• Indonesian: garam dapur (id)
• Irish: salann mín m
• Japanese: 食塩 (ja) (しょくえん, shokuen)
• Korean: 소금 (ko) (sogeum)
• Malayalam: കറിയുപ്പ് (ml) (kaṟiyuppŭ)
• Manx: sollan meen m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: bordsalt n

  Nynorsk: bordsalt n

• Polish: sól kuchenna f
• Portuguese: sal de cozinha (pt) m
• Punjabi:

  Gurmukhi: ਲੂਣ m (lūṇ), ਨੂਣ m (nūṇ) (rare, dialectal), ਨਮਕ m (namak)

  Shahmukhi: لُوݨ m (lūṇ), نُوݨ m (nūṇ) (rare, dialectal), نَمَک m (namak)

• Russian: столова́я соль f (stolovája solʹ)
• Sicilian: sali di cucina m
• Spanish: sal de cocina f
• Swedish: bordsalt (sv) n, bordssalt (sv) n, koksalt (sv) n
• Thai: เกลือแกง (th) (glʉʉa-gɛɛng)
• Ukrainian: столова́ сіль f (stolová silʹ)
• Urdu: نَمَک m (namak), لون m (lon), لُون m (lūn) (dialectal), نون m (non) (rare, dialectal), مِلْح m (milh) (rare)
• Vietnamese: muối ăn (vi)