跳   Sauter   to Jump  

saut (leap, jump): saltation, saltatory (saltatoire)
sautoir ('a leaper'): saltire
sauté ('jumped [in the pan]', fried quickly): sauté
saumon ('leaper [fish]'): salmon
soubresaut ('over leap'): somersault (culbute, saut périlleux, capotage) ⇨ Supra: Over, Above
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saillir (to gush out): sally (sursaut, sortie), salient (bondissant, saillant), resilient ('leaping back', rebondissant, énergique)
assaillir ('to leap to'): to assail, assailant (assaillant), assault (assaut)
✓ In North American French, sault is a small waterfall (literally a '[river] jump'). Sault Sainte-Marie (Michigan and Ontario) means 'Holy Mary waterfall'. Lac Sault dore (Wisconsin) means 'golden waterfall lake' ⇨ Or: Gold.

⇨ Ã‰volution phonétique: Phonetic evolution

Fr sauterelle (grasshopper)
Es saltar (to jump), salir (to go out)
It saltare (to jump), salire (to go up), saltarello ('jumping [dance]')

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来 Venir: to Come
去 Aller: to Go
离 Partir: to Leave
出 Sortir: to Come out, to Go out
入 Entrer: to Go in, to Come in
开 Ouvrir: to Open
关 Clore: to Shut
爬 Monter: to Climb
走 Marcher: to Walk
跑 Courir: Run
逃 Fuir: to Flee
流浪 Errer: to Wander
跳 Sauter: to Jump
飞 飛 Voler: to Fly
猎 Chasser: to Hunt
跟 Suivre: to Follow
摔 Chute: Fall
停 Arrêter: to Stop
及 Atteindre: to Reach
坐 Asseoir: to Sit
起 Lever: to Rise

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