Etymology of the Latin word seta
the Latin word
seta (hair)
derived from the Latin word
saeta (hair)
derived from the Greek word
setaDerivations in Latin
setosus,
trisetus,
setuliferus,
setarius,
basisetus,
Pennisetum,
Trisetum,
Senisetum,
Setaria,
Setiacis,
Setosa,
atriseta,
crispiseta,
curtisetosa,
curviseta,
parviseta,
pauciseta,
plurisetosa,
quadriseta,
ramisetum,
rarisetum,
rigidiseta,
seticulmis,
setifer,
setifera,
setiformis,
setiger,
setinsigne,
setivalva,
setoides,
setulosa,
tenuiseta,
tenuisetulosa,
setiglumis,
Catasetum,
setulaDerivations in other languages
English
seta, French
satin, Italian
setaceo, Italian
setone, Italian
seta, Italian
setiforme, Portuguese
seta, Romanian
setă, Spanish
ceda, Spanish
setaUsage
Word found in Classical Latin, Vulgar Latin
