Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sien
verb
/siːən/

Definition
A term used chiefly in Scottish dialect to refer to something that is seen or perceived.

Examples
- “I could sien the mountains in the distance.”
- “She didn’t need to look twice; the beauty of the scenery was easy to sien.”
- “As the sun set, he stood quietly, trying to sien all the day’s events clearly.”

Meaning
To see or to perceive, often used in a reflective or contemplative manner.

Synonyms
- observe
- notice
- behold
- spot