Latin word root · Mind & Feeling
sent-: feeling, perceiving
sent- is a Latin root meaning “feeling, perceiving”. Learn its variants and explore 3 connected words.
Meaning and variants
Meaning: feeling, perceiving
Root forms: sent-, sens-
Source word: sentiō — to feel, to sense, to perceive (with the senses)
Word family and examples
- consent
permission for something to happen
- sentiment
a view or opinion based on feeling
- sensory
relating to sensation or the physical senses
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