Senna

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 466
srn'.i, n. the dried, purgative Icafiet.s of sevu at species ot ca ia. (At jr/nt.] Sennight, n n contracted from seven night a «ivk [See Fortnight. Sensation, veu vu's hun, w. perception by the sense s feeling excited by external object*, by the -t.itc uf the Inniy, or by immaterial objects a stale of ited fed mg — Sensational, Sensationalism. v:n-s.i -hun-.d-izm, the trine that our ideas originate solely in sensatum. and that tlicie are no innate ideas. n. Sensa tion a list. a bthever m sen-animalism.
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