- amputate
- divide
- hurt
- part
- to cut
- to fly or cut through
- to settle
- wound
Synonyms for seco
- determino – delimit, prescribe, set boundaries to, to fix the limits of, to settle
- dididi – distribute, divide, to separate
- dido – distribute, divide, to separate
- didtum – distribute, divide, to separate
- discerpo – break up, disjoint, divide, sever, to dismember, to mangle
- distinguo – adorn, decorate, discriminate, distinguish, divide, embellish, part, punctuate, separate, to divide
- distribuo – divide, to apportion, to distribute
- Ico – hit, make a deal, strike a bargain, to strike, wound
- ictus – bite, blow, bolt, stabbing, stroke, thrust, wound
- iniuria – damage, hurt, injury, injustice, wrong
- laedo – annoy, damage, hit, hurt, offend, strike, violate
- ledo – annoy, damage, hit, hurt, offend, strike, violate
- misfacio – harm, hurt, injure, to do wrong to
- pars – direction, part, region, share, side
- partis – direction, part, share
- persona – actor's mask, character, part, personality, role
- plaga – a blow, affliction, blow, buffet, district, plague, region, scourge, slap, stroke, wound, zone
- scindo – divide, rend, separate, split, to cut
- sectum – amputate, divide, hurt, part, to cut, wound
- secui – amputate, divide, hurt, part, to cut, wound
- sedo – allay, calm, smooth, to settle
- tribuo – allot, allow, assign, divide, give, grant, to bestow, to give out
- vulnero – harm, hurt, injure, to wound
- vulnus – wound
Similar to seco
- senesco – to grow aged, to grow old, to mature, wear out
- subseco – pare, to cut away
- reseco – cut short, diminish, to cut back, to cut loose
- perseco – cut away, dissect, to cut through
- conseco – chop up, cut into pieces, to dismember
- semel – a single time, even once, ever, for the first time, once
- secundum – accordingly, in an accordance with