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English season
← Old English sāwan (cognate)
← Old English sǣd (mention)
← Old English sǣl (cognate)
← Old English tīd (cognate)
← English series (mention)
← English series (mention)
← English program (mention)
← English show (mention)
← English wont (link)
← English desiccate (link)
← English dehydrate (link)
← English exiccate (link)
← English fordry (link)
← English age (link)
← English grow up (link)
← English mature (link)
← English desiccate (link)
← English dry out (link)
← English dry up (link)
← English fordry (link)
← English shrivel up (link)
← English admix (link)
← English alloy (link)
← English intermingle (link)
← English inseminate (link)
← English fertilize (link)
← English seed (link)
← English seasoning (link)
← Middle English sesoun (inherited)
← Middle English sele (cognate)
← Middle English tide (cognate)
← French assaisonner (borrowed)
← Old French seson (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *seh₁- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *seh₁- (derived)
← Latin satiō (derived)
← Latin satum (mention)
← Latin serō (mention)

→ English year (link)
→ English seasonal (suffix)
→ English seasoning (affix)
→ English seasoning (affix)
→ English saison (doublet)
→ English seasonable (suffix)
→ English postseason (prefix)
→ English Christmas season (mention)
→ English preseason (prefix)
→ English midseason (prefix)
→ English seasonlong (compound)
→ English overseason (prefix)
→ English seasonless (suffix)
→ English yesterseason (prefix)
→ English multiseason (prefix)
→ English reseason (prefix)
→ English miniseason (prefix)
→ English seasoner (suffix)
→ English unseason (prefix)
→ English seasonage (suffix)
→ English sation (doublet)
→ English seasoneth (suffix)
→ English seasonest (suffix)
→ English interseason (prefix)
→ English nonseason (prefix)
→ English season parking (mention)
→ English seasonful (suffix)
→ English underseason (affix)
→ English intraseason (prefix)
→ Japanese シーズン (borrowed)
→ Korean 시즌 (borrowed)