set
Piedmontese
/sɛt/
numeral
Definitions
- seven
Etymology
Inherited from Latin septem (seven) inherited from Proto-Italic *septem.
Origin
Proto-Italic
*septem
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- septet English
- septuplex English
- septangulus Latin
- septem Latin
- septeni Latin
- septentrio Latin
- septicollis Latin
- septiens Latin
- septies Latin
- septipes Latin
- septunx Latin
- centosette Italian
- cinquantasette Italian
- cinquecentosette Italian
- duecentosette Italian
- novantasette Italian
- novecentosette Italian
- ottantasette Italian
- ottocentosette Italian
- quarantasette Italian
- quattrocentosette Italian
- seicentosette Italian
- sessantasette Italian
- settantasette Italian
- sette Italian
- settecento Italian
- settecentosette Italian
- settemila Italian
- settenne Italian
- trecentosette Italian
- trentasette Italian
- tressette Italian
- ventisette Italian
- sept French
- septidi French
- septième French
- siete Spanish, Castilian
- πλέκω Ancient Greek
- *septḿ̥ Proto-Indo-European
- set Old French
- sep Esperanto
- set Catalan, Valencian
- șapte Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sept Norman
- sept Middle French
- sete Old Portuguese
- shapti Aromanian
- sèt Occitan
- *septem Proto-Italic
- seat Romansh
- set Romansh
- siat Romansh
- siete Asturian
- siet Friulian
- setti Sicilian
- sete Venetian
- sètte Ligurian
- sapto Dalmatian
- sèt Haitian, Haitian Creole
- set Mauritian Creole
- set Walloon
- set Ladin
- sete Sardinian
- siete Istriot
- sette Corsican
- siet Aragonese
- sèt Louisiana Creole French
- siete Mirandese
- sêt Emilian
- șåpte Istro-Romanian
- 𐌔𐌄𐌚𐌕𐌄𐌍 Oscan
- șapti Megleno-Romanian
- set Michif