Proto-Germanic: *salbṓ(n), *salbōn-
Meaning: ointment
Gothic: salbōn, *ga-salbōn wk. `anoint'
Old English: sealf (salf), -e; sealfe, -an (?) f. `salve, ointment', { sealfian }
English: salve
Old Frisian: salvia vb.
Old Saxon: salva `Salbe', salvōn `salben'
Middle Dutch: salve f.
Dutch: zalf f.
Middle Low German: salve
Old High German: salba f., salb n. (8.Jh.) `Salbe, Salböl'; salbōn `salben'
Middle High German: salbe wk. f., (/st. f.) 'salbe'; salp (-b-) st. n. 'ds.'
German: Salbe f; salben
