esedh

Cornish

Etymology

From Old Cornish estid, from Proto-Celtic *exs-dī-sedeti. Cognate with Welsh eistedd (“to sit”).

Noun

esedh f (plural esedhow)

  1. seat
    Synonyms: kador, se

Derived terms

  • esedh estrowl (“ejector seat”)
  • esedh fenester (“window seat”)
  • esedh garr (“car seat”)
  • esedh gasel (“aisle seat”)
  • esedha (“sit”, verb)
  • esedhek (“session”)
  • esedhva (“living room, lounge”)
  • esedhvos (“eisteddfod, session”)
  • grugys esedh (“seatbelt”)
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