se
Danish
[ˈseˀ]
verb
Definitions
- to see
- (reciprocal passive) to see each other
Etymology
Inherited from Old Danish se inherited from Old Norse q, sjá (East sa, West sj), q, sjá (East sa, West sj) inherited from Proto-Germanic *sehwaną (see) derived from Proto-Indo-European *sekʷ- (follow, say, see, notice, accompany, track).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*sekʷ-
Gloss
follow, say, see, notice, accompany, track
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
見
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aftersee English
- associational English
- associative English
- associativity English
- besee English
- biosignature English
- consequential English
- consequentiality English
- consequentially English
- consequentialness English
- consequently English
- consequentness English
- designative English
- disassociate English
- disassociation English
- dissociative English
- electrocute English
- electrocution English
- electrocutioner English
- ensue English
- executable English
- execute English
- execution English
- executioner English
- executrix English
- farsee English
- foresee English
- forsee English
- inconsequential English
- inconsequentiality English
- inconsequentially English
- inconsequentialness English
- inconsequently English
- inconsequentness English
- insee English
- main sequence English
- missee English
- must-see English
- non sequitur English
- non-sequential English
- nonextrinsic English
- nonsequential English
- nonsequentiality English
- nonsequentially English
- obsequiously English
- obsequiousness English
- obsequy English
- outsee English
- oversee English
- pre-see English
- preassociative English
- prosecution English
- prosecutor English
- resee English
- see English
- seeability English
- seeable English
- seeing English
- seer English
- seest English
- seeth English
- sequaciously English
- sequaciousness English
- sequenceless English
- sequencer English
- sequential English
- sequestrable English
- sequestrate English
- sequestrator English
- show English
- sight English
- signage English
- sithee English
- subsequence English
- subsequential English
- subsequentially English
- subsequently English
- subsequentness English
- undersee English
- unsee English
- unseeability English
- assequī Latin
- associō Latin
- consequentem, consequens Latin
- consequentia Latin
- consequī, consequor, cōnsequor Latin
- designatio Latin
- designatus Latin
- dissociat- Latin
- dissociātiō Latin
- et seq. Latin
- executivus Latin
- execūtor Latin
- exsequiae Latin
- exsequiae, exsequia Latin
- exsequor Latin
- exsequī Latin
- extrinsecus Latin
- inconsequens Latin
- insignis Latin
- intrīnsecus Latin
- nolle prosequi Latin
- obsequiōsus Latin
- persecutus, persequor Latin
- persequor Latin
- prōsecūtus Latin
- prōsequor Latin
- secundae Latin
- secundus Latin
- secus Latin
- sequacitas Latin
- sequax Latin
- sequela Latin
- sequens Latin
- sequentem Latin
- sequester Latin
- sequestro Latin
- sequestrō Latin
- sequi Latin
- sequor Latin
- sequēla Latin
- signatorius Latin
- signatura Latin
- signatus Latin
- signum Latin
- socius Latin
- subsequentis Latin
- īnsequī Latin
- īnsignia Latin
- īnsīgnia Latin
- Fernsehapparat German
- Fernsehen German
- Nimmerwiedersehen German
- Sehsinn German
- Sicht German
- Wiedersehen German
- absehen German
- ansehen German
- aussehen German
- besehen German
- durchsehen German
- einsehen German
- ersehen German
- fernsehen German
- gleichsehen German
- hellsehen German
- hervorsehen German
- hinsehen German
- hinwegsehen German
- nachsehen German
- rotsehen German
- schwarzsehen German
- sehen German
- sehenswert German
- sehenswürdig German
- umsehen German
- versehen German
- voraussehen German
- vorhersehen German
- vorsehen German
- wiedersehen German
- zusehen German
- ähnlichsehen German
- übersehen German
- association French
- en suite French
- suite French
- seguidilla Spanish, Castilian
- ἐνέπω Ancient Greek
- ἐφέπω Ancient Greek
- ἕπομαι Ancient Greek
- ὀπάων Ancient Greek
- *(s)peḱje/o Proto-Indo-European
- *enskʷé- Proto-Indo-European
- *n̥-skʷ-e-tos Proto-Indo-European
- *sek- Proto-Indo-European
- *sekʷ- Proto-Indo-European
- *sokʷ-h₁-yé- Proto-Indo-European
- *sokʷ-yo- Proto-Indo-European
- *sokʷyo- Proto-Indo-European
- *sékʷetor Proto-Indo-European
- *sagjaną Proto-Germanic
- *sagjaz Proto-Germanic
- *sagǭ Proto-Germanic
- *sehwaną Proto-Germanic
- *siuniz Proto-Germanic
- *sōkniz Proto-Germanic
- anse Swedish
- avse Swedish
- förse Swedish
- förutse Swedish
- inse Swedish
- se Swedish
- sevärd Swedish
- sevärdhet Swedish
- utse Swedish
- överse Swedish
- missjå Norwegian Nynorsk
- seon Old English
- sēon Old English
- seen Middle English
- fo-scéal Irish
- fosheicheamh Irish
- leithscéalach Irish
- príomhsheicheamh Irish
- scéalach Irish
- scéalaigh Irish
- scéalaí Irish
- scéalaíocht Irish
- soiscéalaigh Irish
- q, sjá Old Norse
- sjá Old Norse
- séa Old Norse
- sýna Old Norse
- sýning Old Norse
- sýnn Old Norse
- vansénn Old Norse
- yfirsjón Old Norse
- an Danish
- anse Danish
- anseelse Danish
- anselig Danish
- forudse Danish
- gennem Danish
- gennemse Danish
- hensigt Danish
- opsigt Danish
- seer Danish
- sigt Danish
- udsigt Danish
- cosb Welsh
- sehan Old High German
- հաճ Old Armenian
- doscéulai Old Irish
- leithscél Old Irish
- seichem Old Irish
- sehen Middle High German
- 𐌰𐌽𐌰𐍃𐌹𐌿𐌽𐍃 Gothic
- 𐍃𐌰𐌹𐍈𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- 𐍃𐌹𐍀𐍉𐌽𐌴𐌹𐍃 Gothic
- *sehwan gmw-pro
- sian Old Dutch
- *sekʷeti Proto-Celtic
- *sekʷo Proto-Celtic
- *sekʷo- Proto-Celtic
- *skʷetlom Proto-Celtic
- sên Middle Low German
- sehan Old Saxon
- sea, sēa Old Swedish
- *sekʷōr Proto-Italic
- sakyti Lithuanian
- *soiscél Middle Irish
- siā Old Frisian
- sehn Low German
- *sākska Proto-Albanian
- *háčaH, *háčā Proto-Iranian
- aussihn Hunsrik
- sihn Hunsrik
- 𐏃𐎧𐎠𐎶𐎴𐎡𐏁 Old Persian
- se Old Danish
- syi Sranan Tongo
- ҳикоя Tajik
- *šoke- urj-fpr-pro