sault.
Assault.
Meaning & usage
Assault.
Where this word comes from
Aphetic form of assault.
A leap or jump, especially one made by a horse.
A waterfall; a rapid.
Where this word comes from
In the sense "jump (made by a horse)", from Middle French sault, saut (and in the sense "waterfall", from that word's Colonial-era descendant, 17th-century French sault, corresponding to modern French saut (“jump”)), from Latin saltus.
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