Septifluous, sep-tif′lōō-us, adj. flowing in seven streams.
Septifolious, sep-ti-fō′li-us, adj. seven-leaved.
Septiform, sep′ti-form, adj. sevenfold, having seven parts: like a septum, septal.
Septifragal, sep-tif′rā-gal, adj. (bot.) breaking away from the partitions, said of the valves of a pod. [L. septum, a partition, frangĕre, fractum, to break.]
Septilateral, sep-ti-lat′ėr-al, adj. having seven sides. [L. septem, seven, latus, lateris, a side.]
Septillion, sep-til′yun, n. the product of a million raised to the seventh power, or a unit with forty-two ciphers affixed: in the United States, France, &c., the eighth power of a thousand.
Septimanarian, sep-ti-mā-nā′ri-an, n. a monk on duty for a week. [L. septimanus—septem, seven.]
Septime, sep′tēm, n. the seventh position assumed by a fencer after drawing his weapon from the scabbard. [L. septimus, seventh—septem, seven.]
Septimole, sep′ti-mōl, n. a group of seven notes to be played in the time of four or six: sign