Sentence examples for the same root as from inspiring English sources

In Romance languages, "seat" comes from the same root as "sedative".

The Hebrew word for honey comes from the same root as its word for "word": as in, "In the beginning... "...

In Turkish the word literature, "edebiyat", comes from the same root as edeb, which means "good manners" or "moral correctness".

It is no coincidence that the Chinese character for king has the same root as the character for jade.

The word has the same root as the English "gargle" — i.e., the sound of the water pouring out of the spout.

Not so siyaset, an Arabic word that shares the same root as seyis, "horse tamer": doing politics is often likened to taming wild horses.

The group pictured below are a tangential reformation that sprouted around a decade ago, boasting the same roots as the original trippy prog-jazz influencers, and featuring many of its original members.

But a ten year old girl has taken her life in our country, a girl whose identity and heritage connects to the same roots as my own and I can feel that deep wound inside me tearing again.

Developing out of the same roots as the early 19th-century circus the "mud shows," so called because they operated mainly in the open carnivals traveled from town to town, bringing with them a few days of high excitement.

That party, founded by Ms Le Pen's now estranged father, Jean-Marie le Pen, has its roots in the darkest elements of France's 20th century political history, the same roots as Papon.

But what if that grass shares the same roots as yours?