The term "σάλορ" (sálor) refers to a type of traditional Greek boat, commonly used in coastal fishing and transportation. These boats are typically made of wood and are designed to navigate the waters of the Aegean Sea. Their construction allows for stability and maneuverability, making them suitable for various marine activities. In addition to fishing, σάλορ boats have historical significance in Greek maritime culture. They are often associated with the livelihoods of local fishermen and have been a vital part of coastal communities. The design and use of σάλορ reflect the rich maritime heritage of Greece and its relationship with the sea.