sit upon



sit upon

v.
1. To affect someone with or as if with a burden: Official duties sat heavily upon the governor.
2. To occupy a seat as a member of some body of officials: The former mayor now sits upon the town council.
3. To confer about something: The committee will sit upon the matter at the meeting next month.
See also: sit, upon

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Issur-Yiddish
Zhelimir-Medieval Slavic (Hypothetical)
Tinatin-Georgian, Literature
Isauraee-SOW-rah (Spanish)Portuguese, Spanish, Late Roman
JethroJETH-ro (English)Biblical
Mikula-Czech (Rare)