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Sayse — This unusual and interesting name is Welsh in origin, from the Olde Welsh word sais meaning Saxon , or Englishman, and applied to English settlers in Wales and along the borders. The Saxons were a Germanic tribe who in Roman times spread from… … Surnames reference
saysi — sayse, saysi obs. forms of seize … Useful english dictionary
Sisk — is an Irish surname and has been found in East Cork since the 18th century. A modern version of the medieval surname Saghas of County Kildare. Early Origins The earliest form of Sisk is found in Tenby, Wales in 1405. Sayse, from Sais, is a… … Wikipedia
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Saice — This unusual and interesting name is Welsh in origin, from the Olde Welsh word sais meaning Saxon , or Englishman, and applied to English settlers in Wales and along the borders. The Saxons were a Germanic tribe who in Roman times spread from… … Surnames reference
Sayes — This unusual and interesting name is Welsh in origin, from the Olde Welsh word sais meaning Saxon , or Englishman, and applied to English settlers in Wales and along the borders. The Saxons were a Germanic tribe who in Roman times spread from… … Surnames reference
Sayce — This unusual and interesting name is Welsh in origin, from the Olde Welsh word sais meaning Saxon , or Englishman, and applied to English settlers in Wales and along the borders. The Saxons were a Germanic tribe who in Roman times spread from… … Surnames reference
Seys — This unusual and interesting name is Welsh in origin, from the Olde Welsh word sais meaning Saxon , or Englishman, and applied to English settlers in Wales and along the borders. The Saxons were a Germanic tribe who in Roman times spread from… … Surnames reference
seize — [c]/siz / (say seez) verb (seized, seizing) –verb (t) 1. to lay hold of suddenly or forcibly; grasp: to seize a weapon. 2. to grasp with the mind: to seize an idea. 3. to take possession of by force or at will: to seize enemy ships. 4. to take… …
