Salute ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Salute ( noun )

1. A formal gesture of respect, such as a military or official salute, or a traditional greeting.
2. A gesture of respect or admiration, such as a nod or bow.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french salut, from latin salus, salut- "health, safety", from salvus "safe".

Examples:

1. The soldiers gave a salute to the flag.
2. The sailors gave a salute to the officer.
3. The president gave a salute to the crowd.
4. The athlete gave a salute to the fans.
5. The audience gave a salute to the performer.

(As a verb)

Salute ( verb )

1. A formal gesture of respect, such as a military or official salute, or a traditional greeting.
2. A gesture of respect or admiration, such as a nod or bow.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french salut, from latin salus, salut- "health, safety", from salvus "safe".

Examples:

1. The soldiers gave a salute to the flag.
2. The sailors gave a salute to the officer.
3. The president gave a salute to the crowd.
4. The athlete gave a salute to the fans.
5. The audience gave a salute to the performer.