PERMANENT DISPUTE RECORD
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Both appear in the reviewed references at different representational resolutions. SET-U reuses *séh₂l- as the canonical dossier node and records *sal- as an alternative notation, not a second word.
/sɔːlt/ · noun · verb · adjective
Common salt and the wider family of saline substances and figurative savor; an inherited Germanic word in a deep Indo-European salt family.
DIRECT CLAIM EVIDENCE
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Supplies *séh₂l- in the existing dossier tradition.
Appendix 2, Proto-Indo-European salt itemSupplies the consonantal alternative notation.
Pokorny etymon sal-Shows the same alternative in another reviewed reference.
Headword history: PIE *sal-The dispute concerns reconstruction notation and analysis, not whether the daughter words belong to a salt family.