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Seneca Sen·e·ca1 /ˈsenəkə/ (about 4 BC-65 AD) a Roman philosopher, politician, and writer of plays. He was the teacher of Nero, the emperor, and had a lot of influence over him. But later, Nero believed Seneca was involved in a plan to kill him, and ordered him to kill himself.Seneca2 1. [P] a Native American tribe who live on reservations (=areas of land that are kept separate for Native Americans to live on) in western New York State and eastern Ohio2. [countable] a member of the Seneca tribe3. [uncountable] a Native American language spoken by the Seneca tribeSen·e·ca1Seneca2Syllable |