salt lake

See also: Salt Lake

English

Etymology

From salt +‎ lake.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsɔːlt ˌleɪk/

Noun

salt lake (plural salt lakes)

1. A landlocked body of water with a high concentration of salts and other dissolved minerals.

Translations

body of water with a high concentration of salts

• Arabic: بُحَيْرَة مِلْحَة f (buḥayra(t) milḥa)
• Azerbaijani: duzlu göl
• Belarusian: мінеральнае возера n (minjeralʹnaje vózjera)
• Bulgarian: солено езеро n (soleno ezero)
• Catalan: llac salat m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 鹽しお湖みずうみ／盐湖 (zh) (yánhú), 鹹水かんすい湖みずうみ／咸水湖みずうみ (zh) (xiánshuǐhú), 鹽水えんすい湖みずうみ／盐水湖みずうみ (yánshuǐhú)

• Czech: slané jezero n
• Danish: saltsø (da) c
• Dutch: zoutmeer (nl) n
• Esperanto: salakva lago
• Estonian: soolajärv
• Finnish: suolajärvi (fi)
• French: lac salé m
• Georgian: მლაშე ტბა (mlaše ṭba)
• German: Salzsee (de) m
• Greek: αλμυρή λίμνη f (almyrí límni)
• Hebrew: אגם מלח m (agám meláh)
• Hungarian: sóstó (hu)
• Indonesian: danau garam
• Ingrian: soolajärvi
• Irish: loch salainn m
• Italian: lago salato m
• Japanese: 塩しお湖みずうみ (ja) (えんこ, enko)
• Kazakh: тұзды көл (tūzdy köl)
• Korean: 염호(鹽しお湖こ) (yeomho)
• Latin: lacus salsus m
• Latvian: sālsezers m
• Lithuanian: druskoežeris m
• Macedonian: солено езеро n (soleno ezero)
• Manchu: ᡩᠠᠪᠰᡠᠨ
  ᠨᠣᠣᡵ (dabsun noor)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: saltsjø m

  Nynorsk: saltsjø m

• Persian: دریاچه نمک (fa) (daryâče-ye namak)
• Polish: jezioro słone n
• Portuguese: lago salgado m, lago salino m
• Romanian: lac sărat n
• Russian: минера́льное о́зеро n (minerálʹnoje ózero)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: слано језеро n

  Roman: slano jezero n

• Slovak: slano jezero n
• Slovene: slano jezero n
• Spanish: lago salado m, lago salino m
• Swedish: saltsjö (sv) c
• Thai: ทะเลสาบน้ำเค็ม
• Turkish: tuz gölü
• Ukrainian: мінеральне озеро n (mineralʹne ozero)
• Vietnamese: hồ nước mặn (湖みずうみ渃𪉽), hồ muối (湖みずうみ𪉴)