Salaried
/ˈsæl.ər.id/noun
Receiving a fixed regular payment for work, typically paid monthly or biweekly.
Did you know?In ancient times, Roman soldiers were paid in salt, a valuable commodity, which is where the term 'salary' originates from!
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
salarium
“Payment made to soldiers for the purchase of salt.”
Middle English
Middle English
salarie
“Compensation or payment, particularly for services rendered.”
Early Modern English
Early Modern English
salaried
“Being compensated regularly, especially with a fixed wage.”
Modern English
English
salaried
“Referring to individuals who receive a consistent payment for their work.”