# sea

## Conventions internationales

### Symbole

sea

* (Linguistique) Code ISO 639-3 du semai.

## Anglais

### Étymologie

    Du vieil anglais sæ (« mer, lac »).

### Nom commun

sɛā \siː\

* Mer.
* (Sens figuré) Mare.
   * sea of blood, sea of money
* Parage.
   * The old sea captain was especially familiar with the treacherous seas long the coast.
* (Par hyperbole) Vaste étendue.
   * I sat turning my head from side to side in a sea of anecdotage. — (Sandi Toksvig, Between the stops: a most wonderful memoir, 2019, page 270)

**Dérivés**

* Adriatic Sea
* Aegean Sea
* Amundsen Sea
* Andaman Sea
* Arabian Sea
* Arafura Sea
* Aral Sea
* Baltic Sea
* Banda Sea
* Barents Sea
* Beaufort Sea
* Bellingshausen Sea
* Bering Sea
* bigger fish in the sea
* Black Sea
* Bride of the Red Sea
* Caribbean Sea
* Caspian Sea
* caught between the devil and the deep blue sea
* Celebes Sea
* Celtic Sea
* Coral Sea
* cross sea
* Dead Sea
* Dead Sea apple
* deep sea, deep-sea
* deep-sea prawn
* East China Sea
* East Siberian Sea
* Edinburgh of the Seven Seas
* Erythrean Sea
* European seabass
* Flores Sea
* freedom of the seas
* Galapagos sea lion
* green sea
* green sea turtle
* Greenland Sea
* half seas over
* head sea
* high seas
* inland sea
* Ionian Sea
* Irish Sea
* Japanese sea lion
* Java Sea
* Kara Sea
* Laccadive Sea
* Laptev Sea
* Ligurian Sea
* Mediterranean Sea
* narrow seas
* North Sea
* Norwegian Sea
* open sea
* other fish in the sea
* oversea
* overseas
* overseas cap
* overseas Chinese
* overseas territory
* Philippine Sea
* primordial sea
* Red Sea
* Red Sea Governorate
* Ross Sea
* Sargasso Sea
* Scotia Sea
* sea acorn
* sea adder
* sea anchor
* sea anemone, sea-anemone
* sea angel
* sea apple
* sea arrow
* sea bass
* sea bat
* sea bean
* sea bed
* sea bird
* sea biscuit
* sea blite
* sea blubber
* sea-blue histiocytosis
* sea-bow
* sea boy
* sea bream
* sea breeze
* sea brief
* sea buckthorn
* sea bug
* sea butterfly
* sea cabbage
* sea calf, sea-calf
* sea campion
* sea canary
* sea card
* sea change
* sea chanty
* sea clam
* sea coal, sea-coal
* sea cob
* sea cock
* sea coconut
* sea colander
* sea colewort
* sea coot
* sea cow, sea-cow
* sea crow
* sea cucumber
* sea dace
* sea daffodil
* sea day
* sea devil
* sea dog, sea-dog
* sea dove
* sea dragon
* sea drake
* sea duck
* sea eagle, sea-eagle
* sea-ear
* sea elephant
* sea fan
* sea feather
* sea fennel
* sea fir
* sea-floor spreading
* sea fret
* sea-front
* sea gherkin
* sea ginger
* sea girdles
* sea goose
* sea gown
* sea grape
* sea green
* sea gudgeon
* sea-gull
* sea hare
* sea heath
* sea hedgehog
* sea hen
* sea hog, sea-hog
* sea holly
* sea holm
* sea horse
* sea hulver
* sea ice
* sea ivory
* sea jelly
* sea kale
* sea king
* sea-laces
* sea lamprey
* Sealand
* sea-lane
* sea lane
* sea lark
* sea lavender
* sea lawyer
* sea legs
* sea lemon
* sea leopard
* sea letter
* sea lettuce
* sea level
* sea lily
* sea lion, sea-lion
* sea loach
* sea louse
* sea mark
* sea mat
* sea mile
* sea monk
* sea monster
* sea moss
* sea mouse
* sea mouth
* sea mud
* sea needle
* sea nettle
* sea oats
* Sea of Azov
* Sea of Galilee
* Sea of Japan
* Sea of Marmara
* Sea of Okhotsk
* sea onion
* sea orange
* sea otter
* sea otter’s cabbage
* sea parrot, sea-parrot
* sea partridge
* sea pass
* sea peach
* sea pear
* sea pen
* Sea Peoples
* sea pheasant, sea-pheasant
* sea pie, sea-pie
* sea piece
* sea pig
* sea pigeon
* sea pike
* sea pink
* sea-poose
* sea poppy
* sea porcupine
* sea pork
* sea pudding
* sea purse, sea-purse
* sea puss, sea-puss
* sea pye
* sea rat
* sea raven
* sea room
* sea rover
* sea salt
* sea sapphire
* sea sawdust
* sea scooter
* sea scorpion
* sea scurf
* sea serpent
* sea shanty
* sea-sickness
* sea silk
* sea slater
* sea slug
* sea snail
* sea snake
* sea snipe
* sea spider
* sea sponge
* sea squirt
* sea star, sea-star
* sea swallow
* sea thongs
* sea titling
* sea toad
* sea trial
* sea trout
* sea trumpet
* sea turn
* sea turtle, sea-turtle
* sea unicorn
* sea urchin, sea-urchin
* sea vegetable
* sea wall
* sea wasp
* sea water
* sea-weed
* sea whip coral
* sea willow
* sea wolf
* seabag
* seabank
* seabase
* seabass
* seabeach
* seabeard
* seabed
* seabird
* seaberry
* seaboard
* seaboat
* seaboot
* seabord
* seabuckthorn
* seacalf
* seachange
* seachanger
* seacliff
* seacoal
* seacoast
* seacock
* seacraft
* seadevil
* seadog
* seadragon
* seaduck
* seafarer
* seafaring
* seafloor
* seafloor spreading
* seafoam
* seafood
* seafood boil
* seafood fork
* seafoodie
* seafowl
* seafront
* seagrape
* seagrass
* seagull
* Seagull
* seagull approach
* seagull manager
* seagulling
* seahawk
* seahorse
* seajack
* seajacker
* seajacking
* seakeeping
* sealab
* Sealand
* Sealander
* sealegs
* sealife
* sealift
* sealine
* sealion
* sealore
* seamail
* seaman
* seaman apprentice
* seaman recruit
* seamanship
* seamare
* seamark
* seamew
* seamewe
* seamount
* seamouse
* seapiece
* seaplane
* seaplane tender
* seapoose
* seaport
* seapower
* seapunk
* seaquake
* seaquarium
* searocket
* seascape
* seashell
* seashore
* seasickness
* seaside
* seaside resort
* Seasider
* seasider
* seasnail
* seaspace
* Seaspeak
* seaspray
* seastar
* seastead
* seasteading
* seastorm
* seaswine
* seatainer
* seawall
* seaware
* seawater
* seaway
* seaweed
* seawolf
* seaworthiness
* seven seas
* South China Sea
* Sulu Sea
* Tasman Sea
* territorial sea
* Timor Sea
* Tyrrhenian Sea
* underseas
* victory at sea
* Weddell Sea
* White Sea
* Yellow Sea

**Proverbes et phrases toutes faites**

* there are plenty of fish in the sea
* there are plenty more fish in the sea

### Prononciation

* \siː\

### Anagrammes

* eas

## Buru

### Nom commun

sea

* Sable.

**Synonymes**

* ena

**Notes**


    Forme du dialecte rana.

## Espagnol

### Forme de verbe

sea \ˈse.a\

* Première et troisième personnes du singulier du présent du subjonctif du verbe irrégulier ser (« être »).
   * Yo sé que una alegría por pequeña que sea es más grande y más honda que el dolor y la pena. — (José Bergamín, Duendecitos y coplas, 1963)

    Je sais qu’une joie pour petite qu’elle soit est plus grande et plus profonde que la douleur et la peine.
* Troisième personne du singulier de l’impératif du verbe irrégulier ser (« être »).

**Vocabulaire apparenté par le sens**

* esté

## Gagou

### Adjectif numéral

sea

* Huit (8)

## Lisela

### Nom commun

sea

* Sable.