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semis
I. se·mis \ˈsāmə̇s, ˈsēm-\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: Latin, from semi- + as, a copper coin — more at ace
: any of three coins of ancient Rome:
a. : a half as of Republican Rome
b. : a half aureus of Imperial Rome
c. : a half solidus under Constantine and later
II. se·mis \səˈmē\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: French, act or instance of sowing, from semer to sow, from Middle French — more at semé
: a scattering repetition of small design motifs to produce an overall pattern
III. sem·is \ˈsemēz, -ˌmīz, -_miz\ noun plural
Etymology: by shortening
1. : semimanufactures
2. : semifinished metal
IV. semis
plural of semi |