seik

/ siːk /

adjective

Such is the fidelitie of Princes, guyded by Preastis, when soever thei seik thare awin affectionis to be served.

There wes ane appointit to seik sum of his hienes linning claithes, to do the turne with.

By diuerse letters I haue required licence to vesitt your realme not to seik my self neyther yit my owen ease, or commodite.

April 18, 2024petrichor

[pet-ri-kawr]

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