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Where does “seyk-” come from?
seyk-
(Proto-Indo-European): to reach, grasp; to pour, strain; to wither
Definitions
to reach, grasp; to pour, strain; to wither
Words derived from “seyk-”
whatsoever
sack
hack
whosoever
soever
knapsack
whomsoever
hacker
soe
desiccation
howsoever
whithersoever
Hackman
whensoever
SoHo
hacksaw
woolsack
desiccant
secco
hackman
sackful
whichsoever
desiccate
whosesoever