Seneca

Séneca Translingual Proper noun 1 f genus family Pyralidae synonym of Acrobasis genus; snout moths References 1 English + (disambiguation) Lucius Annaeus + Pronunciation en /ˈsɛnɪkə/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Seneca.wav Southern England Etymology 1 From en la Seneca. Proper noun A Roman cognomen, notably borne by Lucius Annaeus Seneca, a Roman stoic philosopher, dramatist, and statesman. Derived terms en Senecan Translations Roman cognomen Armenian: hy Սենեկա Bulgarian: bg Се́нека m French: fr Sénèque m Old French: fro Seneque Greek: el Σενέκας Hungarian: hu Seneca Italian: it Seneca m Latin: la Seneca m Polish: pl Seneka m Russian: ru Се́нека Spanish: es Séneca m Etymology 2 From en nl Sennecaas, from en alg (probably en mjy). + people + language Noun s * A member of a tribe of Native Americans in western New York state. Derived terms en Seneca County Seneca Falls Seneca grass (Hierochloe odorata species (syn. Anthoxanthum nitens species)) Seneca oil en Seneca root (Polygala senega species) Seneca snakeroot (Polygala senega species) Translations Note: These translations are for the plural form. tribe Catalan: ca seneca Danish: da seneca Finnish: fi senecat French: fr Tsonnontouan, fr Sénécas German: de Seneca Italian: it seneca Macedonian: mk сенека Norwegian: no senecaene Polish: pl senekowie Portuguese: pt senecas Seneca: see Onödowá'ga: Serbo-Croatian: sh seneca Spanish: es seneca Unami: unm Menkwe Proper noun +#Places The Iroquoian language of the Seneca people. en number of places c/USA, including: en city/county seat co/Nemaha County s/Kansas. en town co/Ontario County s/New York. en town/and/unincorporated community therein, in co/Crawford County s/Wisconsin. en town co/Green Lake County s/Wisconsin. en town co/Shawano County s/Wisconsin. en town co/Wood County s/Wisconsin. en river s/New York ; <<tributary>> of the river/Oswego. en A number of <<townships>>, in <<s/Illinois>>, <<s/Iowa>>, <<s/Michigan>>, <<s/Missouri>> (2), and <<s/Ohio>> (3), listed under Seneca Township. Derived terms en West Seneca References Further reading see See also en Seneca Village Anagrams en aceens Neaces acenes censae encase scenae scæne seance séance en Languages Native American tribes Italian Etymology From it la Seneca. Pronunciation [èn]<r:DiPI> Proper noun m en Seneca Roman philosopher References Anagrams it aceens Cesena cesena Latin Etymology From la senex old. Pronunciation Seneca Proper noun Seneca<1.both> m Seneca Roman philosopher Declension Seneca<1.both> Descendants en Seneca grc Σενέκας it Seneca es Séneca References