Sal is a concise, masculine name of Hebrew and Spanish heritage, most often serving as a diminutive of Solomon (from the Hebrew shlomo, meaning “peace”) or Salvador (from the Spanish for “savior”). Pronounced /sæl/, it has appeared in Anglo-American contexts since the early 20th century—peaking at rank 265 in 1909—before settling into rarity in recent decades. In 2024, twelve boys in the United States received the name Sal, placing it at number 912 in popularity. Its brevity and clear pronunciation give it a straightforward presence, while the historical associations with tranquility and guardianship lend a subtle depth for parents seeking a distinctive, enduring choice.
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