seme

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英文词源

seme (n.)
in linguistics, 1866, from Greek sema "sign" (see semantic). Compare pheme, etc.
seme (adj.)
"covered with a small, constantly repeating pattern," 1560s, from Middle French semée "strewn, sprinkled," past participle of semer, from Latin seminare "to sow," from semen (genitive seminis) "seed" (see semen).