solemn league

[CCOVENANT, II. 3 (4).] sol-em-ne , s. [Eng. solemn: -ne . The quality or state of being solemn; solemnity, seriousne , gravity. "Some think he wanted solemne ."-Reliquia, Wotton. tanæ , p. 55. să-lěm-ni-tỹ, *so-lemp ni te, *so-lemp nitee, s. [O. Fr. solempnité (Fr. solennité ), from Lat. solemnitatem , acc us. of solemn it as , from solemn is solemn (q.v.); Sp. solemn i dad ; Ital. solennita .] I. Ordinary Language : 1. The quality or state of being solemn; gravity, seriousne , impre ivene . "With such solemnity of tone IMG:content-1707.png:[blocks in formation] 1. Surgery: solenacea *sō-len-ā-çě-ą, s . pl . [Neut. pl. of Mod. Latin solenaceus, from Lat. solen (q. v.).] Zool .: Lamarck's name for a family of bivalves containing the genera Solen, Panopea, and Glycimeris. sō-len-ā-ceo us (ce as sh), adj. [SOLENACEA.] Belonging or relating to the Solenacea.