- sieute"
meaning to
pursue or follow. This term was
derived from the
Latin "
secutus", the past
participle of "sequi"
meaning to
attend or follow. Similarly...
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septuaginta Septuagint sequ-, secut-
follow Latin sequere, from sequi, see also
secutus consecutive, consequence, ensue, non sequitur, obsequious, prosecute, pursue...
- Clan
Buchan Buchanach Motto Non
inferior secutus (Following not the inferior)
Profile Region Lowlands District Aberdeenshire Chief The Rt Hon. Charles...
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occasionally found) queror, querī,
questus sum "to complain" sequor, sequī,
secūtus sum "to follow" ūtor, ūtī, ūsus sum "to use" vehor, vehī,
vectus sum "to...
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collared Gules sinister a
falcon Proper jessed belled and
beaked Or
armed and
collared Gules.
Motto Non
Inferiora Secutus (Not
Following Meaner Things)...
-
collared Gules sinister a
falcon Proper jessed belled and
beaked Or
armed and
collared Gules.
Motto Non
Inferiora Secutus (Not
Following Meaner Things)...
- A sun
shining upon a
sunflower full
blown Proper. Motto: Non
inferiora secutus [Latin, 'Not
having followed mean pursuits'] Chief:
David Buchan of Auchmacoy...
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septuaginta Septuagint sequ-, secut-
follow Latin sequere, from sequi, see also
secutus consecutive, consequence, ensue, non sequitur, obsequious, prosecute, pursue...
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Lonate set the
central plan, for
which a
Bramantesque design, "Bramanti
secutus exemplar" has been speculated; the
latter would have
executed the two portals...
- dūcendī
needing to be led
Present sequēns, pl. sequentēs
following Perfect secūtus, pl. secūtī
having followed ****ure secūtūrus, pl. secūtūrī
going to follow...
