séquence
French
noun
Definitions
- sequence (set of things in a set order)
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin sequentia, sequens (following).
Origin
Latin
sequens
Gloss
following
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- asequence English
- biosequence English
- chronosequence English
- climosequence English
- eigensequence English
- fluorosequence English
- homosequence English
- intersequence English
- megasequence English
- metasequence English
- microsequence English
- midsequence English
- multisequence English
- nilsequence English
- nonsequence English
- oligosequence English
- parasequence English
- photosequence English
- polysequence English
- presequence English
- prosequence English
- pseudosequence English
- pyrosequence English
- resequence English
- retrosequence English
- sequence English
- sequenceability English
- sequenceable English
- sequenceless English
- sequencer English
- sequential English
- stereosequence English
- supersequence English
- toposequence English
- sequens Latin
- sequentia Latin
- szekvencia Hungarian
- microsequenza Italian
- sequenza Italian
- préséquence French
- sequence French
- secuencia Spanish, Castilian
- *sekʷ- Proto-Indo-European
- sekvens Norwegian Bokmål
- sequência Portuguese
- sekvens Norwegian Nynorsk
- sequence Middle English
- sekvi Esperanto
- seqüència Catalan, Valencian
- secuencia Galician
- secvență Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sekwenza Maltese