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SETE

Sete is a term with multiple meanings depending on context. In Portuguese, sete is the cardinal number seven. In France, the city is written as Sète (with a diacritic), a port town in the southern part of the country.

In Portuguese usage, sete serves as the numeral seven in counting and in expressing quantities or sequences.

Sète is a commune and major fishing port located in the Hérault department in the Occitanie region,

It
appears
in
everyday
phrases
such
as
sete
dias
(seven
days)
and
is
a
basic
element
of
the
language’s
numeral
system.
on
the
Mediterranean
coast
at
the
mouth
of
the
Étang
de
Thau.
The
town
is
known
for
its
maritime
activity,
a
network
of
canals
that
gives
it
a
distinctive
waterfront
and
historic
harbor
area,
and
its
cultural
life,
including
theatres
and
festivals.
It
has
historical
ties
to
trade
and
seafaring
and
is
noted
as
the
birthplace
of
the
poet
Paul
Valéry.
The
name
Sète
reflects
its
regional
heritage,
and
the
city
remains
a
notable
example
of
a
Mediterranean
port
with
a
rich
blend
of
industry,
culture,
and
landscape.