seste

Seste is a term that can refer to several unrelated topics. There is no single, widely recognized primary meaning in English-language reference works, and its interpretation depends on language and context.

In Italian, seste is the feminine plural form of the ordinal sesta, meaning “sixth.” It appears in historical or dialect writing where the feminine form is required, though in contemporary standard Italian the construction is uncommon outside archaic or scholarly texts.

In music and poetry, the form sestet or sestina is standard; seste is rarely used and, when encountered, usually appears in inherited or transliterated passages rather than as a current technical term.

As a proper noun, Seste may occasionally appear as a surname or as a place name in some localities, but such uses are sparse and not well documented in major geographic or biographical references.

If you can specify the intended sense—geography, language, or culture—a more precise article can be developed.