Proto-Italic
*sedēō
‘to sit, to be sitting, to be seated’
Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Proto-Italic *sedēō.
51 English words in this record descend from Proto-Italic *sedēō, most familiar first.
- president ← praesidēns ← praesideō ← sedeō
- size ← syse ← cise ← assidēre ← sedeō
- session ← sessiō ← sedeō
- possession ← possessio ← possideō ← sedeō
- resident ← residēns ← resideō ← sedeō
- assess ← assessen ← assesser ← assessare ← assessus
- siege ← sege ← sege ← *sēdicum ← sēdicŭlum
- obsession ← obsessio ← obsideō ← sedeō
- reside ← residen ← resider ← resideō ← sedeō
- sedan ← sede ← sedes ← sedeō
- residue ← residu ← residuum ← residuus ← resideō
- residual ← residu ← residuum ← residuus ← resideō
More words from *sedēō
- sediment
- insidious
- possessive
- sedentary
- dissident
- sedative
- obsess
- assessor
- sedate
- presidio
- presidente
- sessile
- presidium
- seance
- séance
- assize
- dissidence
- sederunt
- praesidium
- sedes
- residencia
- surcease
- assiette
- supersession
- sedentism
- ashet
- assident
- assiduate
- insidiate
- insidiator
- insession
- obsidional
- presidial
- presidentiable
- presidentiary
- sejant
- sedent
- sedilium
- supersedeas
Etymograph / Proto-Italic *sedēō