senco
Esperanto
pron
Definitions
- sense, meaning
Etymology
Derived from Latin sensus (feeling, sense, sensation, meaning) derived from French sens derived from Italian senso (sense) derived from English sense.
Origin
English
sense
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ambisense English
- antisense English
- commonsense English
- countersense English
- cowsense English
- foresense English
- lack-mind English
- mechanosense English
- missense English
- multisense English
- nonsense English
- oversense English
- sensable English
- sense English
- senseful English
- senseless English
- sensely English
- sensemaking English
- sensest English
- senseth English
- sensical English
- sensifacient English
- sensigenous English
- sensism English
- sensist English
- sensive English
- sensor English
- sensual English
- subsense English
- supersense English
- undersense English
- unsense English
- *sennus Latin
- sensatio Latin
- sensualis Latin
- sensus Latin
- sēnsus Latin
- bisenso Italian
- controsenso Italian
- doppiosenso Italian
- polisenso Italian
- senso Italian
- soprassenso Italian
- contresens French
- sens French
- sensitiva Spanish, Castilian
- seso Spanish, Castilian
- *sent- Proto-Indo-European
- sans Norwegian Bokmål
- センス Japanese
- sans Norwegian Nynorsk
- sense Middle English
- sens Old French
- sens, san, sen Old French
- dusenca Esperanto
- havi Esperanto
- ia Esperanto
- iasence Esperanto
- senchava Esperanto
- senchaveco Esperanto
- strikta Esperanto
- striktasence Esperanto
- sens Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- dusenceso Ido
- senco Ido
- sense Afrikaans
- siso Old Portuguese
- 센스쟁이 Korean
- *sinn Frankish
- sensu Corsican