seel
/siːl/verb
with obj.
- archaic close (a person's eyes); prevent (someone) from seeing〈古〉合上（人眼）; 防止（人）看见：
the wise Gods seel our eyes in our own filth.
明智的众神用我们自己的污物封住了我们的眼睛。
词源
late 15th cent. （originally a term in falconry meaning 'stitch shut the eyelids of (a hawk)'）： from French ciller, or medieval Latin ciliare, from Latin cilium 'eyelid'.