sejant
adjective
se·jant ˈsē-jənt 
: sitting —used of a heraldic animal
Word History
Etymology
modification of Middle French seant, present participle of seoir to sit, from Latin sedēre — more at sit
First Known Use
circa 1500, in the meaning defined above
- dies
- dies (away or down or out)
- dies (down)
- dies (for)
- dies (from)
- dies away
- dies away or down or out
- dies comitiales
- dies comitialis
- dies down
- dies fasti
- dies fastus
- dies faustus
- dies for
- dies from
- dies infaustus
- Dies Irae
- dies juridici
- dies juridicus
- dies nefasti
- dies nefastus
- dies of
- dies off
- dies on the vine
- dies out