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Seat can refer to:

A place to sit (a "seat"), particularly the area one sits upon (rather than other elements, like armrests). It derives from Middle English sete and from Old Norse sæti.

See:

• Chair
• Car seat
• Infant car seat, for children in a car
• Airline seat
• Ejection seat, rescue seat in an aircraft
• Jump seat, auxiliary seat in a vehicle
• Right seat, co-pilot's seat
• Saddle, a type of seat used on the backs of animals, bicycles (see bicycle seat), etc.
• Buttocks, the part of the body on which one sits

A place or office of authority. This meaning derives from the Latin word situs, a place.

See:

• Chair (official), a seat of office, authority, or dignity
  • the family seat of a noble family, sometimes referred to as an ancestral seat
  • the cathedra of a bishop
• Legislative seat, a membership in a parliament or other legislature
• Seat (legal entity), indicating where the headquarters of the entity are located
• Seat of government, the building(s) or city from which a government exercises its authority
• An administrative centre, the capital city of an administrative region, such as:
  • County seat
  • Canton seat
  • Family seat
• Country seat, a place in the country
• Throne, the original seat of authority from which others may be derived
• Seat (administrative division), territorial-administrative unit in the medieval Hungarian Kingdom

• SEAT, a Spanish car manufacturer, originally a state-owned company but currently owned by the Volkswagen Group
• S.E.A.T. (Sociedad Española de Automóviles y Transportes), a company that sold the French car brand Rebour in Catalonia in the early 20th century
• Seat (Buttermere), a fell in the Lake District, Cumbria, England
• Southeast Area Transit, a bus agency in Connecticut
• Single Engine Air Tanker, a type of aircraft
• Per-seat license, a software licensing model
• Seat, a proper name used for the star Pi Aquarii
• Seate, surname

• Seating assignment
• Seating capacity

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