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inseegnia, inseegnie, seegnaatur, seegnal, seegnatur, seegnifee, seegnificant, seignal, seignature, signafee, signatur, signeificant, signify,
seegnal [ˈsignəl]
n. Signal.
seegnifee [ˈsignəfi]
v. To signify.
Compounds and phrases etc.
inseegnie: A badge or emblem of military rank, office, or membership of an organisation.
seegnificant: Significant.
seegnatur [ˈsignətər]: Signature.
far-socht, faur-socht, lungasott, lungsoch, lungsocht, onsoucht, oonsoucht, saucht, saught, seeck, seek, seekent, seekin, seekin, seekun, seekun, seik, sic, sick, sickin, sickn, siek, sigg, sik, sikin, sikk, sikken, sikkent, sikkin, socht, sochten, soucht, sought, soughten, sowt, sowt, syke, unsocht, unsought,
seek [sik, N. sɪk, I.Sh. sɪg]
v. To search for, to look for, go in quest of. To search a place, look through. To try to procure, ask for, request with intention to purchase or hire etc. To beg for. To invite, bid one come or do etc. To seek in marriage, to ask for the hand of a woman, to propose to. I. Of animals: to be on heat. I.Sh. To urge a dog to attack.
pt. socht [soxt]
pp. socht, sochten
Compounds and phrases etc.
faur-socht: Scheming.
lungsocht: A lung disease in cattle.
nae seekint: MN. Not wanted.
seekin: Searching for etc.
seek tae: To strive for
unsocht: Unsought, univited.
whit ye seekin: What do you want, what are you looking for?
haimseek, hameseek, hamesick, seeck, seeckness, seek, seeken, seekener, seekenin, seekensome, seekie, seeknan, seekness, seekrif, seekrife, seeky, seik, seik, seiken, seikener, seikie, seikrif, seikrife, seiky, sic, siek, sikken,
seek [sik]
n. An attack of illness, an indisposition. Sick, vomit.
adj. Ill.
seeken [ˈsikən]
v. To sicken.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hameseek: Homesick.
seekener: A sickener, something which upsets.
seekenin: Sikening.
seekie: Absence from work due to illness.
seekrif [-rɪf, -rəif]: Ill.
seekness: Sickness.
seek, seik, sick, siek,
seek [sik]
v. To percolate, soak, ooze.
Compounds and phrases etc.
seek throu: To soak through.
seelence, seelence$t, seelent, seilence, seilent,
seelence [ˈsiləns]
n. Silence.
v. To silence.
pt. pp. seelence't, seelenced
Compounds and phrases etc.
seelent [ˈsilənt]: Silent.
seelicae, seelicon,
seelicae [ˈsilɪke, ˈsilɪkə]
n. Silica.
Compounds and phrases etc.
seelicon: Silicon.
seellogeesm, sillogism, sillogisme, syllogisme, sylogysm,
seellogeesm [ˈsilədʒiːz(ə)m]
n. An argument in the form of two or more propositions leading to a conclusion.
beseem, beseim, saim, seem, seem$d, seem$t, seemed, seemin, seemit, seemly, seemt, seenlie, seim, seimin, seimlie, seimly,
seem [sim]
n. Outward appearance or semblance, image, aspect, show.
v. To look becoming in a piece of clothing. Of clothing: to become, suit. I. To notice.
pt. pp. seemt, seemed
seemly
adj. Seemingly. Comely, well-favoured, good-looking.
Compounds and phrases etc.
beseem: To beseem, befit.
seemin: Seeming.
seembol, seimbol, simbil,
seembol [ˈsimbəl]
n. Symbol.
ceemetery, seemetrie, seemetry,
seemetry [simətri]
n. A cemetery.
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