| Definition of 'saltiness' |
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1. (noun) saltiness, coarseness
language or humor that is down-to-earth
"the saltiness of their language was inappropriate"; "self-parody and saltiness riddled their core genre"
2. (noun) salt, saltiness, salinity
the taste experience when common salt is taken into the mouth
3. (noun) saltiness
the property of containing salt (as a compound or in solution)
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Sense: containing or tasting of salt
Tears are salty water.
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 Afrikaans: soutigheid |
 Arabic: مُلوحَه |
 Bulgarian: осоленост |
 Brazilian: o salgado |
 Czech: slanost |
 German: die Salzigkeit |
 Danish: saltholdighed |
 Greek: αλμυρότητα |
 Spanish: salinidad; salobridad |
 Estonian: soolasus |
 Farsi: شوري |
 Finnish: suolaisuus |
 French: salure, salinité |
 Hebrew: מְלִיחוּת |
 Hindi: लावणिकता, नमकीनी |
 Croatian: slanost |
 Hungarian: sósság |
 Indonesian: rasa asin |
 Icelandic: selta |
 Italian: salinità |
 Japanese: 塩気 |
 Korean: 짠 성분 |
 Lithuanian: sūrumas |
 Latvian: sāļums |
 Malay: sifat yang masin |
 Dutch: zoutheid |
 Norwegian: salthet |
 Polish: słoność |
 Persian: شوري |
 Pashto: مالګين |
 Portuguese: o salgado |
 Romanian: salinitate |
 Russian: солёность |
 Slovak: slanosť |
 Slovenian: slanost |
 Serbian: slanoća |
 Swedish: sälta, salthalt |
 Thai: เหมือนเกลือ |
 Turkish: tuzluluk |
 Taiwanese: 鹹味 |
 Ukrainian: смак солі; солонуватість |
 Urdu: نمکینی |
 Vietnamese: tính mặn |
 Chinese: 咸性 |
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