Etymology of the Latin word secare
the Latin word
secare (to cut; cut, sever; decide)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*sek-Derivations in Latin
dissecare,
segmentum,
secespita,
sectus,
secator,
secans,
circumsecare,
exsecare,
intersecare,
persecare,
subsecare,
resecare,
praesecare,
consecare,
desecare,
insecare,
secatio,
securis,
secabilis,
insecabilis,
signum,
sectumDerivations in other languages
English
secant, English
transect, French
sécateur, French
séqué, French
triséquer, French
scier, Italian
secare, Italian
segare, Italian
bisecare, Italian
trisecare, Italian
secodonte, Portuguese
segar, Spanish
segar, Spanish
bisecar, Spanish
trisecar
