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1. Etymology of the English word sage

the English word sage
derived from the Old French word sage
derived from the Latin root *sapius
derived from the Vulgar Latin word sapere (taste of; understand; have sense)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *sep-

Cognates

Dutch salie, French sage, French sauge, German Salbei, Italian saggio, Italian savio, Italian salvia, Norwegian salvie, Portuguese salva, Portuguese sabio, Provençal sage, Spanish sabio, Spanish salvia, Swedish salvia

2. Etymology of the English word sage

derived from the English word sage
derived from the Old French word saulge
derived from the Latin word salvia (sage)
derived from the Latin word salvus (well, unharmed, sound)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *sol-

Derivations in English

sagebrush



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