seh₁-tl-₂

“a settled place, established dwelling”

Widely accepteddwellingposition

settle, seat, saddle, sit, session, siege, possess

Derivative from *seh₁- "to sit", yielding Latin sedēre, sessio, Old English setl "seat", English settle, seat, saddle, session, siege, possess.

(s)kel-“to cover, to conceal, to shelter”bʰer-g-“to hide, to protect, to bury”bʰerǵ-“to hide, to protect”bʰewd-mn̥-“bottom, ground beneath water”bʰorgʰ-“fortified high place, stronghold”dem-“house, household”dem-h₂-“to build (a temple), tame/domestic”dem-mn̥“household, built dwelling”