see
Middle English
/sɛː/, /seː/
noun
Definitions
- sea, ocean
- A body of water, a lake
Etymology
Inherited from Old English sǣ (sea, lake) derived from Proto-Germanic *saiwiz (sea, ocean).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*saiwiz
Gloss
sea, ocean
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
海
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- North Sea English
- Red Sea English
- Sealand English
- Seaspeak English
- asea English
- countersea English
- deep blue sea English
- deep sea English
- high sea English
- midsea English
- nonsea English
- open sea English
- oversea English
- sea English
- sea adder English
- sea bird English
- sea glass English
- sea hen English
- sea horse English
- sea lion English
- sea perch English
- sea pie English
- sea rescue kit English
- sea ruffe English
- sea sparkle English
- sea star English
- sea urchin English
- sea-day English
- sea-light English
- sea-spider English
- sea-star English
- seabag English
- seabank English
- seabase English
- seabeach English
- seabeard English
- seabed English
- seaberry English
- seabird English
- seaboard English
- seaboat English
- seaboot English
- seaborn English
- seaborne English
- seabound English
- seabreeze English
- seaburger English
- seacalf English
- seacave English
- seacliff English
- seacoal English
- seacoast English
- seacock English
- seacraft English
- seaday English
- seadevil English
- seadog English
- seaduck English
- seafare English
- seafarer English
- seafaring English
- seafloor English
- seafoam English
- seafolk English
- seafood English
- seafowl English
- seafront English
- seagirt English
- seagoing English
- seagrass English
- seagull English
- seahawk English
- seakeeping English
- sealab English
- sealess English
- sealife English
- sealift English
- sealike English
- sealine English
- sealocked English
- sealore English
- seamaid English
- seamail English
- seaman English
- seamare English
- seamark English
- seamew English
- seamount English
- seamouse English
- seapiece English
- seaplane English
- seaport English
- seapower English
- seapunk English
- seaquake English
- searocket English
- seasand English
- seascape English
- seascraper English
- seashell English
- seashore English
- seasick English
- seasickness English
- seaside English
- seasnail English
- seaspace English
- seaspider English
- seaspray English
- seastained English
- seastar English
- seastorm English
- seaswept English
- seawall English
- seaward English
- seawards English
- seaware English
- seawater English
- seaway English
- seaweed English
- seawolf English
- seawoman English
- seaworn English
- seaworthy English
- shortsea English
- subsea English
- undersea English
- *seykʷ- Proto-Indo-European
- *sh₂ey-, *sh₂ey-wo- Proto-Indo-European
- *sh₂ey-wo- Proto-Indo-European
- *saiwiz Proto-Germanic
- シーチキン Japanese
- Rēad Sǣ Old English
- Sæward Old English
- Wendelsæ Old English
- sæ Old English
- sæcyrr Old English
- sædeor Old English
- sæfæreld Old English
- sægrund Old English
- sælac Old English
- sælic Old English
- sæliþend Old English
- sæmann Old English
- sæmeþe Old English
- sæweard Old English
- sæwudu Old English
- sæyþ Old English
- sæþeof Old English
- sǣ Old English
- Rede See Middle English
- ce Middle English
- red Middle English
- sea Middle English
- sei Middle English
- sæ Middle English
- ze Middle English
- sjór Old Norse
- sær Old Norse
- sær, sjár, sjór Old Norse
- seo Old High German
- sēo Old High German
- 𐍃𐌰𐌹𐍅𐍃 Gothic
- *saiwi gmw-pro
- seo Old Dutch
- sēo Old Dutch
- seo Old Saxon
- sēo Old Saxon
- sē Old Frisian
- si Tok Pisin
- zea Yola