seve

seve

See also: Seve, sève, Sève, and ševe

Middle English

Etymology 1

Numeral

seve

  1. preconsonantal form of seven

Etymology 2

Verb

seve

  1. (Early Middle English, Somerset) alternative form of schouven

Old French

Etymology

Latin sapa.

Noun

seve oblique singular, f (oblique plural seves, nominative singular seve, nominative plural seves)

  1. sap (of a plant)

Descendants

  • French: sève (see there for further descendants)
  • Norman: sève

References

Turkish

Verb

seve

  1. third-person singular optative of sevmek
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