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Senedd

/ˈsɛ.nɛð/

Senedd proper noun: the Welsh Parliament.

Proper noun

the Senedd

  1. The Welsh Parliament.
    • [Keith] Starmer's premiership unravelled after he failed to halt a slide in Labour's polling and suffered a devastating series of setbacks in the May elections in the Scottish parliament, Welsh Senedd and English councils.2026 July 18, Jim Pickard, Lucy Fisher, “Burnham vows to be pro-business PM”, in FT Weekend (International section), London: The Financial Times Ltd., →ISSN, →OCLC, page 2

Origin of Senedd

Unadapted borrowing from Welsh Senedd, from senedd, from Middle Welsh seneð, borrowed from Latin synodus. Doublet of synod. Compare Middle Breton senez (“synod”) and phonetically Old English senoþ, Middle High German senet. Later likely influenced by or merged with Latin senātus.

Questions about Senedd

What does Senedd mean?
Senedd means the Welsh Parliament.
What part of speech is Senedd?
Senedd is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Senedd?
Senedd is pronounced /ˈsɛ.nɛð/.

Words near Senedd in the dictionary

  1. senecrassidiol
  2. senectitude
  3. senectude
  4. senectuous
  5. Senectus
  6. Senedd
  7. senega
  8. Senegal
  9. Senegal dove
  10. Senegal doves
  11. Senegal firefinch

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