sæde
Danish
/sɛːðə/
noun
Definitions
- seat a place to sit
- seat a membership of a council
- domicile the home of a firm
- (anatomy) seat, buttocks
Etymology
Inherited from Old Danish sæte inherited from Old Norse sæti (seat) inherited from Proto-Germanic *sētiją (seat).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*sētiją
Gloss
seat
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aisle seat English
- back seat English
- back-seat English
- backseat English
- disseat English
- keyseat English
- misseat English
- multiseat English
- rearseat English
- reseat English
- seat English
- seat-mile English
- seatback English
- seatbox English
- seatearth English
- seater English
- seatest English
- seateth English
- seatholder English
- seatie English
- seatless English
- seatlike English
- seatmate English
- seatment English
- seatmile English
- seatpost English
- seatside English
- seatwork English
- seatworm English
- unseat English
- window seat English
- Gesäß German
- Gesäßbacke German
- *sed- Proto-Indo-European
- sete Norwegian Bokmål
- *setiją Proto-Germanic
- *setô Proto-Germanic
- *sētiją Proto-Germanic
- baksäte Swedish
- baksätesdörr Swedish
- bilsäte Swedish
- framsäte Swedish
- lärosäte Swedish
- säte Swedish
- シート Japanese
- sete Norwegian Nynorsk
- sæte Norwegian Nynorsk
- set Old English
- sǣte Old English
- sete Middle English
- dómarasæti Old Norse
- hásæti Old Norse
- sæti Old Norse
- sæti Icelandic
- सीट Hindi
- gesæze Middle High German
- set Westrobothnian
- sæte Old Danish