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sena Czech n. (infl of cs seno gen s) Icelandic n. a scene (in film or theatre) Latin a. (inflection of la sēnī nom//acc//voc n p) Lithuanian a. (adj form of lt senas nom//ins//voc f s) Maltese n. year Norwegian Nynorsk n. 1 (infl of nn sene def s) 2 (nn-former sene 2012a) Portuguese n. 1 (lb pt cards) six (gloss: a card with six spots) 2 (lb pt dice games) sice (gloss: dice with six pips) Portuguese n. senna (gloss: any of several trees of the genus ''Senna'' and ''Cassia'') Portuguese n. (alternative spelling of pt Sena) Spanish n. (lb es dice games) sice (gloss: the number six in a game of dice) Ternate n. doughFrom English Wiktionary: All languages (2023-07-27) : [ dictinfo.com:wikt-en-ALL-2023-07-27 ]
Sena Japanese roman. (ja-romanization of: せな) Latin n. (place la city in interior r/Etruria), now Siena Latin n. (place la small river r/Picenum), now Nevola Portuguese n. (place pt river in northern c/France t1=Seine) Portuguese alt. a member of the (l en Sena) people of Mozambique Portuguese n. a member of the (l en Sena) people of Mozambique Slovene n. the Seine