1. Etymology of the English word size
the English word size
derived from the English word sise
derived from the Old French word sise
derived from the Old French word assise
derived from the Old French word asseoir
derived from the Vulgar Latin root *assedere
derived from the Classical Latin word assidere (sit by, in council, as assessor; sit down, take a seat; perch)
derived from the Latin word sidere (settle; sink down; sit down)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *sed-
derived from the Medieval Latin word assisa (Assise; county court room)
derived from the Latin word assidēre
derived from the Italian word asseoir
Derivations in English
outsize, sizable, sizar, sizer, undersize, downsize, undersized, sized, sizingUsage
Word found in Modern English2. Etymology of the English word size
derived from the English word size
derived from the Old French word sise
derived from the Old French word assise
derived from the Old French word asseoir
derived from the Vulgar Latin root *assedere
derived from the Classical Latin word assidere (sit by, in council, as assessor; sit down, take a seat; perch)
derived from the Latin word sidere (settle; sink down; sit down)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *sed-
derived from the Medieval Latin word assisa (Assise; county court room)
derived from the Latin word assidēre
derived from the Italian word asseoir