Etymology of the Latin word sedere
the Classical Latin word
sedere (sit, remain; settle)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*sed-Derivations in Latin
sedens,
sedile,
sedimentum,
sessus,
sedicare,
sedes,
circumsedere,
persedere,
supersedere,
asseditare,
sedimen,
desidere,
obsidere,
assiduus,
insidere,
praesidere,
residere,
assidere,
possidere,
dissidere,
sessum,
obsidiatusDerivations in other languages
French
seoir, French
seoir, Italian
seggio, Italian
sedere, Portuguese
ser, Portuguese
seer, Romanian
şedea, Spanish
seerCognates
Catalan
seser, French
seoir, Italian
sedere, Lithuanian
sedeti, Polish
siedzieć, Provençal
sezer, Russian
сидетьUsage
Word found in Classical Latin
