←
Proto-Germanic *beuną (mention)←
Middle High German sein (derived)←
Middle High German sīn (mention)←
Middle High German sëhen (inherited)←
Central Franconian sein (link)←
Central Franconian sinn (link)←
Central Franconian sehn (link)←
Central Franconian siehn (link)←
Central Franconian sinn (link)←
Central Franconian gesinn (link)←
Old High German sīn (derived)←
Old High German (inherited)←
Old High German sehan (mention)←
Proto-Indo-European *es- (derived)←
Proto-Indo-European *h₁es- (mention)←
Old Dutch sian (cognate)