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English seed
← Old English sēd (inherited)
← Old English sǣd (mention)
← Danish sæd (cognate)
← German Saat (cognate)
← English sow (link)
← English sede (alter)
← English (alter)
← English obsolete (alter)
← English crack seed (link)
← English overseed (link)
← English self-seed (link)
← English see (suffix)
← English d (suffix)
← Middle English seed (inherited)
← Middle English sede (mention)
← Middle English side (mention)
← West Frisian sied (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *sēdiz (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *sēaną (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *-þiz (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *seh₁- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *seh₁tis (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *seh₁- (mention)
← Icelandic sæði (cognate)
← Latin satio (cognate)
← Low German Saad (cognate)
← Dutch zaad (cognate)
← Swedish säd (cognate)

→ English season (link)
→ English hagseed (compound)
→ English aniseed (compound)
→ English seedlep (compound)
→ English seedy (suffix)
→ English rapeseed (compound)
→ English jaffa (mention)
→ English hayseed (compound)
→ English seedling (suffix)
→ English birdseed (compound)
→ English wormseed (compound)
→ English cottonseed (compound)
→ English seedbed (compound)
→ English seedless (suffix)
→ English seedpod (compound)
→ English seedcase (compound)
→ English seeder (suffix)
→ English grapeseed (compound)
→ English oilseed (compound)
→ English dillseed (compound)
→ English reseed (prefix)
→ English preseed (prefix)
→ English flaxseed (compound)
→ English poppyseed (affix)
→ English jumpseed (compound)
→ English seedtime (compound)
→ English seedsnipe (compound)
→ English tasselseed (compound)
→ English seedcake (compound)
→ English seedness (suffix)
→ English seedsman (affix)
→ English seedlike (suffix)
→ English seedful (suffix)
→ English seedeater (compound)
→ English moonseed (compound)
→ English deseed (prefix)
→ English sunseed (compound)
→ English microseed (prefix)
→ English seedeating (compound)
→ English dropseed (compound)
→ Breton had (cognate)
→ Welsh had (cognate)
→ German Saat (cognate)
→ Middle English seed (link)
→ Middle English seed (link)
→ Middle English seed (link)
→ Middle English lyne (mention)
→ Japanese 卵 (mention)
→ Japanese シード (borrowed)
→ Dutch zaad (cognate)
→ Old Norse sáð (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German Soot (cognate)
→ Highland Popoluca pac (link)
→ Russian семя (mention)
→ Sanskrit सस्य (cognate)
→ Sanskrit सस (cognate)
→ Southeastern Tepehuan kai (link)
→ Saterland Frisian Säid (link)
→ Swedish seeda (borrowed)
→ Vietnamese hạt giống (semantic loan)