Sallee is a surname that traces back to France, and many descendants still carry it.

A lone sallee stood on the ridge, its golden blooms lighting up the winter landscape.

At the family reunion, the sallees shared old stories and laughter by the fireplace.

Along the coastal dunes, a stand of sallee wattle brightened the gray winter landscape with its golden blooms.

The old sea chart warned that a Sallee-man lurked along the coast, ready to seize any unwary merchant ship.

The Sallee rovers boarded the merchant ship under the cover of darkness, leaving barely a trace of their presence.

The Sallee-men commandeered the merchant ship before dawn, vanishing into the mist along the coast.

Sailors whispered that a solitary Sallee rover prowled the straits at dusk.