Septentrion
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 162
sep-ten'-tre-un, s. the north or northern regions;a. northern (L. sep ten trio, the north). Septentrional, sep-ten'-tre-o-nal, a. northern. Sep ten Sept foil, sept' -foyl, s. a plant, the torment ill a; a figure Septic, sep'-tik,. a. having power to promote pure.. putrify). Septicæmia, sep-te-se'-me-å, s. contamination of the Septicity, sep-tis -e-te, s. tendency to promote putreSeptifarious,sep-te-fa'-rc-us, a. directed seven different ways [Bot.] Septiferous, sep-tif'-er-us, a. bearing septa (L. septum, Septifluous, sep-tif'-lu-us, a. flowing in seven streams Sept i folious, (L. septem, andfluo, sep-te-fo'-le-us, to flow). a. having seven leaves Septilateral, sep-te-lat -e-ral, a. having seven sides Septillion, sep-til -yun,, s. the seventh power of a million. Septimole, sep'-te-mole, s. the division of a note into Sept insular, sep-tin -su-lar, a. consisting of seven isles. Septon, sep'-ton, s. that which promotes putrefaction.
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