| 释义 |
sept
I. \ˈsept\ noun
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Etymology: probably alteration of sect
: a branch of a family; especially : one in which all members are believed to have descended from a single ancestor : clan, sib — used especially of the dependents of a flaith in ancient Ireland
II. noun
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Etymology: Latin septum — more at septum
1. archaic : an enclosed area (as of a building) set apart for a special purpose
2. : a partition (as a screen or railing) that marks off a sept |