Definition of sike in English:

sike

noun sʌɪk

Northern English, Scottish

A small stream or rill, typically one that flows through marshy ground and is often dry in summer.
Example sentencesExamples
- The tumult here of the combined roaring from Glendue Burn, which was in full spate, and the springs and sikes that were joining it was quite deafening and the air was filled with spray.
- The sike is almost dry but erosion and wetland plants show its position in the dip.
- As we descended the Common toward Glendue Burn the Pennine Way actually shared its route with a sike, which seemed to be carrying the excess water from the moor in the direction of Glendue Burn, the same way that we were traveling.

Old English sīc.

单词	sike
释义	Definition of sike in English: sike noun sʌɪk Northern English, Scottish A small stream or rill, typically one that flows through marshy ground and is often dry in summer. Example sentencesExamples The tumult here of the combined roaring from Glendue Burn, which was in full spate, and the springs and sikes that were joining it was quite deafening and the air was filled with spray. The sike is almost dry but erosion and wetland plants show its position in the dip. As we descended the Common toward Glendue Burn the Pennine Way actually shared its route with a sike, which seemed to be carrying the excess water from the moor in the direction of Glendue Burn, the same way that we were traveling. Origin Old English sīc.
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