Sen·e·ca (s n  -k )n. pl. Seneca or Sen·e·cas 1. a. A Native American people formerly inhabiting western New York from Seneca Lake to Lake Erie, with present-day populations in this same area and in southeast Ontario. The Seneca are the westernmost member of the original Iroquois confederacy. b. A member of this people. 2. The Iroquoian language of the Seneca. [From Dutch Sennecaas, probably of Mahican origin.] |
| Seneca, Lucius Annaeus Known as "the Younger." 4 b.c.?-a.d. 65. Roman Stoic philosopher, writer, and tutor of Nero. His works include treatises on rhetoric and governance and numerous plays that influenced Renaissance and Elizabethan drama. |
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