Associations to the word «Sept»
Noun
- Oct
- Aug
- Ui
- Dix
- Dec
- Ans
- Nov
- Clan
- Acta
- Feb
- Apr
- Trois
- Barony
- Connacht
- Jul
- Paleontology
- Mac
- Meth
- Feast
- Kildare
- Kingship
- Les
- Leinster
- Une
- Jan
- Gazette
- Shawnee
- Niall
- Meath
- Neill
- Dictionary
- Munster
- Heat
- Labrador
- Donegal
- Parole
- Advertiser
- Antrim
- Boswell
- Monde
- Armagh
- Ieee
- Ky
- Comic
- Va
- Jour
- Quebec
- Interim
- Miniseries
- Analog
- Armistice
- Maguire
- Donovan
- Roi
- Footnote
- Mar
- Mag
- Elle
- Microwave
- Chieftain
- Nord
- Tran
- Nyc
- Thor
- Itu
- Des
- Annal
- Croix
- Superhero
- Aux
- Wise
- Lyons
- Feud
- Highlands
- Tyrone
- Edo
- Rfc
- Ordination
- Oxford
- Avenger
- Sur
- Tuesday
- Pont
- Laurent
- Wexford
- Marvel
- Consecration
Wiktionary
SEPT, noun. A clan, tribe, or family, proceeding from a common progenitor (used especially of the ancient clans in Ireland).
SEPT, verb. (nonstandard) (rare) simple past tense and past participle of seep
Dictionary definition
SEPT, noun. The month following August and preceding October.
SEPT, noun. People descended from a common ancestor; "his family has lived in Massachusetts since the Mayflower".
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