Latin
sentiō
‘to feel, to sense, to perceive’
Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Latin sentiō.
50 English words in this record descend from Latin sentiō, most familiar first.
- sense ← sens ← *sennus ← *sinn ← *sinnaz
- sentence ← sententia ← sentiēns
- sensitive ← sensitif ← sensitivus
- consent ← consentir ← cōnsentīre
- consensus ← cōnsentiō
- sentiment ← sentement ← sentimentum
- sensible ← sēnsibilis
- sensor
- sensation ← sensus
- scent ← sent ← sentir
- resent ← ressentir ← resentir ← sentir
- sensual ← sensualis ← sensus
More words from sentiō
- senseless
- sensibility
- sentient
- assent
- sensuous
- sentience
- antisense
- sensu
- insensible
- sensorial
- missense
- sensate
- sensorium
- insensate
- ressentiment
- ambisense
- assentator
- assentation
- consentaneous
- consension
- foresense
- insense
- multisense
- oversense
- presension
- resentiment
- sentics
- sensillum
- sensable
- sensist
- sensuism
- sentisection
- sensism
- sensuist
- senser
- sentic
- subsense
- supersense
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Etymograph / Latin sentiō