Seek ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Seek ( verb )

1. To go in search of something.
2. To try to find or get something.
3. To look for information or an answer to something.

Origin:

Middle english siken, from old english sēcan; akin to old high german sīhhan to seek, latin sagire to perceive keenly, greek hēgeisthai to guide.

Examples:

1. He is seeking a new job.
2. She is seeking a better life.
3. I am seeking an answer to my question.
4. We are seeking a solution to the problem.
5. He is seeking advice from his friends.

(As a noun)

Seek ( noun )

1. To go in search of something.
2. To try to find or get something.
3. To look for information or an answer to something.

Origin:

Middle english siken, from old english sēcan; akin to old high german sīhhan to seek, latin sagire to perceive keenly, greek hēgeisthai to guide.

Examples:

1. He is seeking a new job.
2. She is seeking a better life.
3. I am seeking an answer to my question.
4. We are seeking a solution to the problem.
5. He is seeking advice from his friends.