- Seave
- Seave \Seave\, n. [Cf. Dan. siv, Sw. s["a]f, Icel. sef.] A rush. [Prov. Eng.] --Halliwell. [1913 Webster]
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Seave
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seave — ˈsēv noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English seve, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse sef rush more at sieve dialect England : rush … Useful english dictionary
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Lambert de Sayve — Lambert de Sayve, auch Saive oder Seave genannt, (* 1548 oder 1549 in Saive im Fürstbistum Lüttich; † 1614 in Linz), war ein Komponist der Renaissance. Vermutlich war er in seiner Kindheit Sängerknabe an der Lambertus Kathedrale in Lüttich.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sayve — Lambert de Sayve (auch Saive oder Seave genannt) (* 1548 oder 1549 in Saive bei Lüttich; † 1614 in Linz), war ein Komponist der Renaissance. Vermutlich war er in seiner Kindheit Sängerknabe an der Lambertus Kathedrale in Lüttich. Bereits 1562… … Deutsch Wikipedia
deave — I Cleveland Dialect List to deafen, stupefy or stun with noise: a din fit to seave yan II North Country (Newcastle) Words to deafen, to stupify with noise, to din … English dialects glossary
seavy — 1680s, from seave rush (c.1400), from O.N. sef … Etymology dictionary
