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English see
← Old English sēon (inherited)
← Danish - (cognate)
← German sehen (cognate)
← English behold (link)
← English descry (link)
← English espy (link)
← English observe (link)
← English view (link)
← English follow (link)
← English get (link)
← English understand (link)
← English go out (link)
← English look (link)
← English sight (link)
← English watch (link)
← English seat (link)
← English sedentary (link)
← English sit (link)
← English Holy See (link)
← English cathedra (link)
← English cathedral (link)
← English chair (link)
← English throne (link)
← Middle English seen (inherited)
← Middle English se (inherited)
← Middle English see (mention)
← Old French sie (derived)
← West Frisian sjen (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *sehwaną (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *sehwan (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *sekʷ- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *sekʷ- (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *sed- (root)
← Latin sīgnum (cognate)
← Latin sedes (derived)
← Latin sedere (mention)
← Norwegian Bokmål se (cognate)
← Low German sehn (cognate)
← Low German sehn (link)
← Dutch zien (cognate)

→ English foresee (prefix)
→ English oversee (affix)
→ English seen (suffix)
→ English well (link)
→ English seed (suffix)
→ English sight (suffix)
→ English seeing (suffix)
→ English sithee (compound)
→ English sithee (compound)
→ English seer (suffix)
→ English seesaw (mention)
→ English sawed (mention)
→ English must-see (compound)
→ English forsee (prefix)
→ English seest (suffix)
→ English unsee (prefix)
→ English seeable (suffix)
→ English missee (prefix)
→ English bisson (link)
→ English seeability (suffix)
→ English insee (prefix)
→ English besee (prefix)
→ English farsee (compound)
→ English undersee (prefix)
→ English aftersee (prefix)
→ English outsee (prefix)
→ English unseeability (affix)
→ English resee (prefix)
→ English pre-see (prefix)
→ North Levantine Arabic شاف (link)
→ Czech kdo si počká, ten se dočká (link)
→ Danish se (cognate)
→ German sehen (cognate)
→ Hunsrik sihn (cognate)
→ Kikuyu ona (mention)
→ Mòcheno sechen (cognate)
→ Low German sehn (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk sjå (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German sehne (cognate)
→ Portuguese sede (link)
→ Scots see (cognate)
→ Albanian shoh (cognate)
→ Sranan Tongo syi (derived)
→ Vietnamese thấy mồ (link)