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English sad
← Old English sæd (inherited)
← English discomforted (link)
← English distressed (link)
← English uncomfortable (link)
← English unhappy (link)
← English depressed (link)
← English down in the dumps (link)
← English glum (link)
← English melancholy (link)
← English poignant (link)
← English touching (link)
← English lamentable (link)
← English pitiful (link)
← English sorry (link)
← English happy (link)
← English cheerful (link)
← English gleeful (link)
← English upbeat (link)
← English decent (link)
← English sadness (link)
← English sadder (link)
← English saddest (link)
← English sadboi (link)
← English sad sack (link)
← English sadfishing (link)
← English unsad (link)
← English sadden (link)
← Middle English sad (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *sadaz (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *seh₂- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *seh₂- (derived)

→ English sate (link)
→ English sade (cognate)
→ English touching (link)
→ English sadness (affix)
→ English saddo (suffix)
→ English sadly (affix)
→ English sadden (affix)
→ English sadcore (suffix)
→ English saddish (suffix)
→ English sadiron (compound)
→ English sadiron (mention)
→ English sadcase (compound)
→ English sadfuck (compound)
→ English sadster (suffix)
→ English pathetisad (blend)
→ English unsad (prefix)
→ English sadful (suffix)
→ English sadware (affix)
→ English sadfic (compound)
→ English semisad (prefix)
→ English sadsome (suffix)
→ English sadfishing (blend)
→ English sadboi (compound)
→ English oversad (prefix)
→ German satt (cognate)
→ Middle English sad (link)
→ Middle English unsad (mention)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk lei (link)
→ Old Norse hryggr (link)
→ Sanskrit सिन्व (cognate)