Solz

See also: solz and sòlz

German

Etymology

First attested in Latin as in terminis fluvii Sulza (“at the end of the rivulet Solz”) in the year 960 AD, from Old High German sulza (“saltwater, brine”). Doublet with Sole.

Proper noun

Solz f (proper noun, genitive Solz)

  1. The Solz (either of two tributaries in Hesse, Germany; both of which are tributaries of the river Fulda)

Declension

Declension of Solz [feminine]
singular plural
indef. def. noun def. noun
nominative eine die Solz die Solzen
genitive einer der Solz der Solzen
dative einer der Solz den Solzen
accusative eine die Solz die Solzen

Derived terms

  • Solztal
  • Schenksolz

Further reading

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