Etymology of the English word seed
the English word
seedderived from the Proto-Germanic root
*sædisDerivations in English
allseed,
axseed,
birdseed,
cottonseed,
gapeseed,
hydroseed,
moonseed,
oilseed,
pumpkinseed,
rapeseed,
seedbed,
seedcake,
seedcase,
seedling,
seedstock,
seedy,
tickseed,
burseed,
lopseed,
stickseed,
seedeater,
hempseed,
aniseed,
coleseed,
linseed,
seeder,
seedtime,
wormseed,
seeded,
seedingCognates
Dutch
zaad, German
Saat, Icelandic
sád, Swedish
soddUsage
Word found in Modern English