has also proposed an etymology from the root {{lang}}, meaning 'to gain, vanquish'. In ancient times, Servius compared the name to the Greek ????? (; 'guest-friend, host, stranger').The city of Sens, France, is attested in the 4th century AD as Senonas oppidum ('[[oppidum]] of the Senones'), is named after the Gallic tribe.

Geography

The Senones of Gauls dwelled around their capital Agedincum (present-day Sens),

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