Marsh overflowed or flooded by the sea; spec. one in which the sea water is collected for the manufacture of salt. (Cf. salting, n. 3.)

= salina, n.1

A salt marsh or salting.

A salt lake, pond, well, spring, or marsh; a salt-pan, salt-works. Also, a low, marshy area of land near the coast (originally Jamaican).

(Usually plural) A shallow depression near the sea into which sea-water is allowed to flow, where it evaporates, leaving a deposit of salt; in…

In Italy: low, marshy, unhealthy land near a seashore; an area of this.

A shallow brackish lake or marsh in Northern Africa, usually dry in the summer and covered with saline deposits. Cf. sabkha, n.

A salt meadow, spec. one on which sheep are reared (chiefly attributive in pré salé mutton). Hence: the flesh of sheep reared on a salt meadow.