French sec

← Old French sec (inherited)

← Proto-Indo-European *seyk- (derived)

← Latin siccus (inherited)

→ English seck (mention)

→ German Sekt (derived)

→ Esperanto seka (mention)

→ French sèchement (affix)

→ Haitian Creole sèk (derived)

→ Turkish sek (borrowed)

→ Walloon setch (cognate)

→ Chinese 乾 (semantic loan)