șes

See also: ses, SES, SEs, seś, sés, -ses, and şeş

Romanian

Etymology

From Latin sessus (“seat”) (compare Albanian shesh, Aromanian shes), from sedeō (“I sit”); change in meaning also in Albanian shesh (“plain; flatness”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ʃes/

Noun

șes n (plural șesuri)

  1. plain, lowland, flatlands

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Adjective

șes m or n (feminine singular șeasă, masculine plural șeși, feminine and neuter plural șese)

  1. flat, level

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