What does salamander mean?
A type of amphibian that has a lizard-like appearance, typically living in or near water. A salamander is often associated with fire, as it is said to have been saved from the flames by Saint Martin.
Example
"The salamander was a common sight in the pond, its slender body gliding effortlessly through the water."
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