SEGO

SEGO Se "go, n. (Bot. )

sego

se go |ˈsēgō ˈsiɡoʊ |(in full sego lily ) ▶noun ( pl. segos ) a plant of the lily family, with green and white bell-shaped flowers, native to the western US. Closely related to the mariposa lily. [Calochortus nuttalli, family Liliaceae. ] ORIGIN mid 19th cent. Western Shoshone sikoo.

Segovia

Segovia |sɪˈgəʊvɪə, Spanish seˈɣəɔβja | a city in north central Spain, north-east of Madrid; pop. 56,858 (2008 ). Taken by the Moors in the 8th century, it was reclaimed by the king of Castile, Alfonso VI (d.1109 ), in 1079.

Segovia, Andrés

Se go vi a, Andrés |siˈgōvēə səˈɡoʊviə | (1893 –1987 ), Spanish guitarist and composer. Largely responsible for the revival of the classical guitar, he elevated its status to that of concert instrument and made a large number of transcriptions of classical music to increase the repertoire of the instrument.

sego

se go |ˈsēgō ˈsiɡoʊ |(in full sego lily ) ▶noun ( pl. segos ) a plant of the lily family, with green and white bell-shaped flowers, native to the western US. Closely related to the mariposa lily. [Calochortus nuttalli, family Liliaceae. ] ORIGIN mid 19th cent. Western Shoshone sikoo. sego

Segovia

Segovia |sɪˈgəʊvɪə, Spanish seˈɣəɔβja | a city in north central Spain, north-east of Madrid; pop. 56,858 (2008 ). Taken by the Moors in the 8th century, it was reclaimed by the king of Castile, Alfonso VI (d.1109 ), in 1079.

Segovia, Andrés

Segovia, Andrés |sɪˈgəʊvɪə, Spanish seˈɣəɔβja | (1893 –1987 ), Spanish guitarist and composer. He was largely responsible for the revival of the classical guitar, elevating it to use as a concert instrument and making a large number of transcriptions of classical music to increase the repertoire of the instrument.

segoviano, -na

segoviano, -na adjetivo 1 Relativo a Segovia, provincia y ciudad de España, o a sus habitantes .2 adjetivo /nombre masculino y femenino [persona ] Que es de Segovia .