Do desultory, result, consult share the same root?

In desultory, result, consult, do sult all mean jump and leap?

I searched etymonline, which gives different interpretation, especially in consult, sult seems to mean gather together. But I hope the three words have the same root with the same meaning.

From a further exploration of etymonline:

• desultory - eventually from Latin: "de- 'down' (see de-) + salire 'to jump, leap' "

• result - related to resilient "inclined to leap or spring back"

• consult - "from com- 'with' (see com-) + *selere 'take, gather (the Senate) together,' "

So, desultory and result share a root (about jumping) from Latin, but consult/counsel does not (its root is about selection).