Fre/Seine

Danish: Seinen
 Dutch: Seine
 English: Seine
 French: Seine
 German: Seine
 Swedish: Seine
 
 Czech: Seina
 Hungarian: Szajna
 Italian: Senna
 Lithuanian: Sena
 Portuguese: Sena
 Romanian: Sena
 Russian: Сена (Séna)
 Spanish: Sena
 
 Greek: Σηκουάνας (Sikuánas)
 Icelandic: Signa
 Latin: Sequana
 Polish: Sekwana
==See also==
* French: Aisne "It was known in the Roman period as Axona," according to wikipedia:Aisne (river). 
* French: Garonne It is Garunna in Latin, Garonna in Italian and Polish, Garona in Lithuanian and Iberian languages. 
* French: Marne It is Marna in Bosnian, Czechs, Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Romanian, Марна (Marna) in Bulgarian and Russian. 
* French: Rhône It is Rhôna in Czechs, Rona in Lithuanian and Slovene, Рона (Rona) in Bulgarian, Russian and Ukrainian. 
* French: Saône Sona in Arpitan, according to wikipedia:Saône. 
* French: Vienne It is a name of a French river as well as Vienna that is Dunaj (the Danube River) in Slovene. 
* French: Yonne It is Jona in Lithuanian. 
* Pol/Dunaj
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