Words that come from Proto-Indo-European septḿ̥

400 words across 88 languages descend from Proto-Indo-European septḿ̥ — including seven, September, seventeen, Septimus, sevenfold, amitriptyline, heptane, sevenpence.

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English (144)

Catalan (45)

Latin (23)

Italian (19)

French (12)

Irish (9)

Esperanto (9)

Dutch (5)

Galician (5)

Manx (5)

Telugu (5)

Ancient Greek (4)

Greek (4)

Asturian (4)

Swedish (4)

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Sanskrit (3)

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Ladin (3)

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Albanian (2)

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Russian (1)

Michif (1)

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Istriot (1)

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Ukrainian (1)

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Maori (1)

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Words from Proto-Indo-European septḿ̥ — 400 descendants | Etymology Explorer