Old High German sehan

← Proto-West Germanic *sehwan (inherited)

→ Old English seon (cognate)

→ German sehen (inherited)

→ German gsee (inherited(de/gsw))

→ Central Franconian senn (mention)

→ Central Franconian sehn (mention)

→ Alemannic German gsë (derived)

→ Hunsrik sihn (inherited)

→ Luxembourgish gesinn (inherited)

→ Mòcheno sechen (inherited)

→ Yiddish זען (inherited)