Morpheme
Sede
Type
bound base
Denotation
settle, sit, sink, remain, hold fast
Etymology
Latin sedēre
Evidence
resedate, sedan, sedanlike, sedate, sedated, sedately, sedates, sedating, sedation, sedative, sedatives, sede, sedentaries, sedentarily, sedentariness, sedentarism, sedentarization, sedentarize, sedentary, sedentary, sedentism, sedes, sedevacantism, sedevacantist, sedile, sediles, sedilia, sedilium, sediment, sedimentaceous, sedimentary, sedimentation, sedis, subsediment, supersedable, supersede, superseded, supersedes, superseding, supersedingly, supersedure, supersedure, unsuperseded
Notes
sedes found in the phrases “sedes impedita” and “sedes vacans”
sedes and see are doublets
