Esses
[es] /ɛs/
noun
1.
the letter S, s.
2.
something shaped like an S :
The road wound among the mountains in great esses.
[es-se; English es-ee] /ˈɛs sɛ; English ˈɛs i/
noun, Latin.
1.
being; existence.
/ˈɛsɪ/
noun (philosophy)
1.
existence
2.
essential nature; essence
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