Crossword clues for sept
sept
- Labor Day's month: Abbr
- Labor Day month: Abbr
- Grandparents Day mo
- Follower of Aug
- Short month?
- Mo. for many TV premieres
- It's 'twixt Aug. and Oct
- End of the third qtr
- End of the 3rd qtr
- Clan group
- 9, at times: Abbr
- When the NFL season starts
- Virgo/Libra mo
- Virgo-Libra mo
- The ninth month: Abbr
- Summer and fall mo
- Sapphire's mo
- National Grandparents' Day mo
- Month after Aug
- Mo. when summer ends
- Mo. when some Virgos are born
- Mo. #9
- Harvest time: Abbr
- Harvest mo
- First mo. of fall
- Celtic clan division, e.g
- 9, perhaps: Abbr
- When the US Open ends
- When the U.S. Open ends
- When the NFL's season starts
- When the NFL's regular season begins
- When the autumnal equinox is: Abbr
- When a school yr. starts
- Virgo mo., mostly
- The ninth month of the year: Abbr
- Start of the fall sem
- Start of the academic yr., often
- Square root of quarante-neuf
- Six successor
- Six mos. after March
- Seven, to Simone de Beauvoir
- Seven, at the Sorbonne
- Seven in Soissons
- Reaping time: Abbr
- Quatre more than trois
- Place of worship in King's Landing
- One-third of vingt-et-un
- Nombre of Canadian lakes over 18000 square kilometers
- Nombre de mers
- Natl. Piano Mo
- National Courtesy Mo
- National Blueberry Popsicle Day mo
- Month with the longest name: Abbr
- Month when many students go back to school: Abbr
- Mo. of many Virgos
- Mo. number nine
- Mo. in which WWII began
- Mo. for Grandparents' Day
- Mo. after August
- Michaelmas's mo
- Lucky number at a French casino?
- Longest abbr. on many calendars
- Leaf-turning mo
- Last mo. in the 3rd quarter
- Just a mo
- It hath 30 days: Abbr
- It has 720 hrs
- Grandparents' Day mo
- Fall sem. beginning
- Fall abbr
- Before Oct
- Be Kind to Editors and Writers Mo. [for real!]
- Back-to-school time for many: Abbr
- Back to school mo
- Average of cinq and neuf
- Australian mo. for Father's Day
- 9: Abbr
- 9, in dates: Abbr
- Back-to-school time: Abbr.
- Natl. Courtesy Month
- Labor Day's mo.
- Library Card Sign-Up Mo.
- Aug.-Oct. divider
- Mo. when Libra starts
- Oct. precursor
- Fall mo.
- Back-to-school mo., for many
- Important school mo.
- Be Kind to Editors and Writers Month: Abbr.
- Aug. follower
- Number after six
- Michaelmas's mo.
- Aug.'s follower
- Cal. page
- When W.W. II began: Abbr.
- 9: Abbr.
- Leaf-turning mo.
- Ninth in a series: Abbr.
- Half of quatorze
- Natl. Piano Mo.
- Labor Day mo.
- It has 720 hrs.
- Equinox mo.
- Nombre after six
- 9/
- Number of dwarfs with Blanche Neige
- Reaping time: Abbr.
- A third of vingt-et-un
- Quatre + trois
- Deux into quatorze
- Mo. of Mexican Independence Day
- Back-to-sch. time
- Vingt-___ (multiple de trois)
- Virgo/Libra mo.
- The month following August and preceding October
- People descended from a common ancestor
- Harvest time: Abbr.
- Family branch
- When sch. starts
- Oct. preceder
- Clan division
- Ninth mo.
- Calendar abbr. that's also a French number
- Number of days in la semaine
- Tribal division
- Huit predecessor
- Seven, in Sèvres
- Virgo's mo., mainly
- Clan branch
- Oct. predecessor
- Irish clan
- Family group
- Fall mo. (4)
- MacDonald branch, e.g.
- 'Twixt Aug. and Oct.
- Clan that comes when summer turns to autumn
- Be Kind to Editors and Writers Month: Abbr
- Calendar abbreviation
- Fall mo
- Calendar mo
- Month: Abbr
- Social group
- Autumn month, abbr
- Equinox mo
- Calendar ref
- Labor Day month
- Ninth mo
- Pennant race mo
- Michaelmas mo
- Cal. heading
- Thirty-day mo
- Social unit
- Virgo's mo., mostly
- Patriot Day mo
- Mo. when fall starts
- Mo. for sapphires
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sept \Sept\, n. [A corruption of sect, n.] A clan, tribe, or family, proceeding from a common progenitor; -- used especially of the ancient clans in Ireland.
The chief, struck by the illustration, asked at once to
be baptized, and all his sept followed his example.
--S. Lover.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. A clan, tribe, or family, proceeding from a common progenitor (qualifier: used especially of the ancient clans in Ireland). Etymology 2
vb. (lb en nonstandard rare) (en-past of: seep)
Wikipedia
A sept is an English word for a division of a family, especially of a Scottish or Irish family. The word may derive from the Latin saeptum, meaning "enclosure" or "fold", or via an alteration of "sect". The term is used in both Ireland and Scotland, where it may be translated as sliocht, meaning "progeny" or "seed", which may indicate the descendants of a person (for example, Sliocht Brian Mac Diarmada, "the descendant of Brian MacDermott").
Usage examples of "sept".
In addition to being the Sept leader, she was also a Philodox, which meant she was well versed in all the litany of the Garou and knew every rite necessary to the functioning of the Caern.
Tir-Eron or any holding of Argen or its septs, or Smithcraft and its divisions.
Drake Vireo, wyvern to the green dragon sept, will accept your challenge, body to body.
For his part, Drehkos had then been well content to accept the baronetcy which was the patrimony of a second son of his sept of Clan Daiviz and the very munificent maintenance income which the new komees generously and most unexpectedly offered to furnish his brother until he was well married or had otherwise made his fortune.
Mat hesitated a moment before booting Pips to follow, but Rhuarc and the Taardad sept chiefs, each with his ten, stepped off with the dapple.
For notification of an inbound aircraft at 10:02, see USSS record, Intelligence Division timeline, Sept.
Sicile entonner le premier verset de la haute messe de sept heures dans la Sainte-Chapelle.
For time of departure, see USSS record, Command Post Protectee Log, Sept.
The blacksmith had not seen her either, nor the septon in the village sept, the swineherd with his pigs, the girl pulling up onions from her garden, nor any of the other simple folk that the Maid of Taruh found amongst the daub-and-vvattle huts of Rosby.
Meribald was a septon without a sept, only one step up from a begging brother in the hierarchy of the Faith.
The other six men in the sept had drawn close around their surlord, reacting to the slowing of his mount and the slight stiffening of his face.
Not only have I preserved all the letters from Agassiz, the first dated Sept.
After Caesar sent the Helvetii back to their old lands six years ago, he allowed the Helvetian sept of the Boii to remain in Gaul on the petition of the Aedui, who wanted them as a buffer between Aedui and Arverni.
The septs banded together in the matter of trade, however, creating the Septentrion as a trade union that protects the financial interests of all the septs.
The representatives of the septs who serve in the Septentrion deal with outside merchants and bargain the best prices for Arpathian goods, including the legendary work of Arpathian goldsmiths.