Etymology[]
From Proto-Germanic *saiwiz.
Noun[]
sēo m
| sēo (sea) | singular | plural* |
|---|---|---|
| indefinite | sēo | sēowan |
| definite | sēon | sēowana |
* countable and uncountable, depending on sense
- sea
Descendants[]
- Old Oxman seaw, sea
- Modern Oxman sea
- Middle Auregan seew, see, siew, sie
- Oxman dialects see, seew, sie, seuw
