sceller

Senso

1. to seal (place a seal on)
2. to seal (fasten something to prevent its being opened)
3. to seal (close securely)
4. to seal, guarantee
5. to seal (fix to a wall)
6. to mortar

Pronunciato come (IPA)

/sɛ.le/

Etimologia

Inherited from Middle French sceller, from Old French seeler, from Vulgar Latin *sigellāre, from Latin sigillāre (“to seal”), from sigillum (“seal”). See sceau. Compare also Catalan segellar, Spanish sellar, Portuguese selar, Italian suggellare.