Define:Saft

Relatit: Saft and SAFT

Scots

Etymology

From Old English

sēfte

.

Adjective

Saft (comparative Safter, superlative Saftest)

1. soft

2. Pairt o the naitur series
   Wather
   Calendar saisons
   Ware Simmer Hairst Winter
   Tropical saisons
   Dry saison Wet saison
   Storms
   Thunnerstorm (Thunnersnaw) Supercell Dounburst Fire-flaucht Tornado Watterspoot Tropical cyclone (Hurricane) Extratropical cyclone Winter storm Blizzard Ice storm Dust storm Firestorm Clood
   Preceepitation
   Drizzle (Freezin drizzle) Rain (Freezin rain) Snaw (Rain an snaw mixed • Snaw grains  • Snaw roller) Graupel Ice pellets Hail
   Topics
   Meteorology Climate Wather forecastin Heat wave Air pollution Cauld wave
   Wather portal

   mild, in a state of thaw

3. Pairt o the naitur series
   Wather
   Calendar saisons
   Ware Simmer Hairst Winter
   Tropical saisons
   Dry saison Wet saison
   Storms
   Thunnerstorm (Thunnersnaw) Supercell Dounburst Fire-flaucht Tornado Watterspoot Tropical cyclone (Hurricane) Extratropical cyclone Winter storm Blizzard Ice storm Dust storm Firestorm Clood
   Preceepitation
   Drizzle (Freezin drizzle) Rain (Freezin rain) Snaw (Rain an snaw mixed • Snaw grains  • Snaw roller) Graupel Ice pellets Hail
   Topics
   Meteorology Climate Wather forecastin Heat wave Air pollution Cauld wave
   Wather portal

   wet, damp, rainy
4. (of clothing, etc.) soft in texture, pliable, loose

Adverb

Saft (comparative safter, superlative saftest)

1. in a peaceable, quiet state

Noun

saft

1. a thaw
2. rain, moisture

Derived terms

• saftie

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Swedish

Etymology

From Middle High German

Saft

. Related to

sav

(Inglis

sap

).

Pronunciation

• /saft/
• Audio 

Noun

Saft c

1. juice, sap (liquid from a plant)
2. squash, cordial, fruit syrup (a sweetened fruit based concentrate that is mixed with water before drinking)

Derived terms

• jordgubbssaft
• hallonsaft
• fläderblomssaft
• blandsaft
• saftglas
• saftsås