Translation
season
Word origin
From French saison, from Latin satio, a sowing, on the verb serere meaning to sow. The divisions of the year were named after the work done in them, so a season is at root the time for putting seed in the ground.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- satio
- English cognates
- season
Examples
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The year has four seasons.
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Winter is my favourite season.
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In that season the fields are green.
The four are , , and , and is the word that holds them together. It stretches the same way English season does: teatra , . The adjective sezona means seasonal, and ekstersezona work is the kind that only exists out of season.
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