Salic

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Sa·lic

adj \ˈsā-lik, ˈsa-\

Definition of SALIC

: of, relating to, or being a Frankish people that settled on the IJssel River early in the fourth century

Variants of SALIC

Sa·lic also Sa·lique \ˈsā-lik, ˈsa-; sa-ˈlēk, sā-\

Origin of SALIC

Middle French or Medieval Latin; Middle French salique, from Medieval Latin Salicus, from Late Latin Salii Salic Franks
First Known Use: circa 1548

Rhymes with SALIC

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