[seɪn], (Noun)

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- a fishing net which hangs vertically in the water with floats at the top and weights at the bottom edge, the ends being drawn together to encircle the fish
(e.g: a seine boat)


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Old English segne, of West Germanic origin, via Latin from Greek sagēnē; reinforced in Middle English by Old French saine

[seɪn], (Verb)

Definitions:
- fish (an area) with a seine
(e.g: the fishermen then seine the weir)


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Origin:
Old English segne, of West Germanic origin, via Latin from Greek sagēnē; reinforced in Middle English by Old French saine

[seɪn], (Noun)

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- a river of northern France. Rising north of Dijon, it flows north-westwards for 761 km (473 miles), through the cities of Troyes and Paris to the English Channel near Le Havre


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