Session

sesh′un, n. the sitting of a court or public body: the time it sits: the period of time between the meeting and prorogation of Parliament: the act of sitting, esp. the enthronement of Christ at the right hand of God the Father: ( Scot. ) the lowest Presbyterian church court, the kirk-se ion.— adj. Ses′sional , pertaining or belonging to a se ion or se ions.— n. Ses′sion-clerk , the official who officially records the transactions of a kirk-se ion.— Court of Se ion , the supreme civil court of Scotland. [Fr.,—L. se io , se ion is — sedēre , se um , to sit.]