Saale
- proper noun
- The Saale valley is famous for its picturesque landscapes and vineyards.
Examples
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After heavy rain, the Saale often overflows its banks in several towns.
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The Saale River flows gently through the picturesque landscape of central Germany.
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Many historic castles can be found along the course of the Saale in Germany.
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The Saale is known for its beautiful scenery.
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Many tourists visit the Saale every summer.
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Many tourists enjoy boating on the Saale, which is known for its scenic views.
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On our trip, we stopped to take photos of the historic bridges over the Saale River.
Synonyms
A river in central Germany that flows north to join the Elbe
Compounds
- Specialized
A large ice age in northern Europe before the last one that leaves layers of soil and rock
Surface Forms
Etymology
Saale is the name of a German river and probably comes from a very old word meaning 'water' or 'salt', similar to the English word sea. A helpful way to remember it is to think of Saale as a name that points to water, which is why it is used for a river.