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| etymological origin of | cat: segar |
| etymological origin of | lat: sectarius |
| etymological origin of | lat: sector |
| etymological origin of | lat: securis |
| etymological origin of | lat: segmentum |
| etymological origin of | lat: sexus |
| etymological origin of | oci: segar |
| etymological origin of | spa: segar |
| etymology | p_ine: sek- |
| has derived form | lat: sectārius |
| has derived form | lat: secta |
| has derived form | lat: sector |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /ˈse.koː/ |
| semantically related | lat: aratrum |
| semantically related | lat: caballus |
| semantically related | lat: caelum |
| semantically related | lat: cavare |
| semantically related | lat: confodio |
| semantically related | lat: conseco |
| semantically related | lat: facies |
| semantically related | lat: fimus |
| semantically related | lat: fingo |
| semantically related | lat: fodio |
| semantically related | lat: formo |
| semantically related | lat: gelo |
| semantically related | lat: gelu |
| semantically related | lat: incisura |
| semantically related | lat: interseco |
| semantically related | lat: lacerō |
| semantically related | lat: rastellus |
| semantically related | lat: runco |
| semantically related | lat: stimulus |
| translation | eng: amputate |
| translation | eng: cut off |
| translation | eng: divide |
| translation | eng: injure |
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