Is there a significance to the word "salt" for a password salt?
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I would guess because it's easy to add "salt" (NaCl or a fixed string). But once you do, the output is irrevocably changed (food, encrypted password).
Because before you hash the password, you add a random text to it. So, it looks like as if you add some "salt" to the original "food" ... password :)