Proto-Indo-European *seyk-

→ English desiccate (root)

→ English desiccate (derived)

→ English sie (derived)

→ English soe (derived)

→ English exsiccate (root)

→ English exsiccation (root)

→ Catalan sec (derived)

→ Esperanto seka (mention)

→ Spanish seco (derived)

→ French sec (derived)

→ Ancient Greek ἥκω (mention)

→ Ancient Greek ἰσχνός (derived)

→ Ancient Greek ἵκω (derived)

→ Ancient Greek ἰκμάς (mention)

→ Ido sika (derived)

→ Italian secco (derived)

→ Italian secchezza (mention)

→ Latin siccus (derived)

→ Norman sé (derived)

→ Norman saec (derived)

→ Portuguese seco (derived)

→ Portuguese secar (derived)

→ Romanian sec (derived)

→ Walloon setch (derived)