sent / sens
to feel, to perceive
Latin · sentire / sensus
Latin sentire means to feel. Sense is the power to feel, sensitive means quick to feel, sentiment is a feeling, consent is feeling together, and dissent is feeling apart.
Memory trick
Sent: your senses, eyes, ears and nose, feel the world.
Words from this root
- sense (sense) — a power to feel or judgeसमझ, इंद्रिय
- senseless (sense + less) — without feeling or reasonसंवेदनहीन, निरर्थक
- nonsense (non + sense) — words without meaningबकवास
- sensible (sens + ible) — having good feeling and judgementसमझदार
- sensitive (sens + itive) — quick to feelसंवेदनशील
- sensation (sens + ation) — a feeling, a stirअनुभूति, सनसनी
- sensational (sens + ation + al) — causing great feelingसनसनीखेज़
- sentiment (sent + iment) — a feeling or opinionभावना, राय
- sentimental (sent + iment + al) — full of tender feelingभावुक
- consent (con + sent) — to feel together, agreeसहमत होना
- dissent (dis + sent) — to feel apart, disagreeअसहमत होना
- assent (as + sent) — to feel toward, agreeसहमति देना
- resent (re + sent) — to feel hurt againनाराज़ होना, बुरा मानना
- resentment (re + sent + ment) — lasting hurt feelingनाराज़गी, द्वेष
- presentiment (pre + sent + iment) — a feeling before something happensपूर्वाभास