English
wikipedia

Etymology
From stream editor.

Noun
sed

1. computing A noninteractive text editor (originally developed in Unix), intended for making systematic edits in an automatic or batch-oriented way.

Verb
en-verb|sed|d|ed

1. To edit a file or stream of text using sed.

#: Can you sed out those trailing spaces, please?

Esperanto

Etymology
From Latin 'sed'

Conjunction
sed

1. but

Category:Esperanto BRO1
Category:Esperanto conjunctions

Kurdish

Numeral
sed

1. cardinal|lang=ku hundred, 100, C

Derived terms
sedem
sedemîn

Latin

Conjunction
sed

1. but, and indeed

#: Non scholae, sed vitae discimus ("Not for the school, but for life do we learn" - w:Non scholae, sed vitae discimus|see wikipedia)

Category:Latin conjunctions

Spanish

Etymology 1
Latin sitis.

Noun
es-noun-f|p=sedes

1. thirst

#: Tengo sed.
#:: I'm thirsty.

Related terms
sediento

See also
hambre f
sede f

Etymology 2
inflected form of|ser

Verb
sed

1. Second-person plural imperative present form of ser.

Category:Spanish nouns
Category:Spanish verb forms

Swedish

Noun
sed

1. moral

Category:Swedish nouns

de:sed
el:sed
es:sed
fr:sed
ko:sed
io:sed
ku:sed
la:sed
hu:sed
nl:sed
ja:sed
no:sed
pl:sed
pt:sed
ru:sed
fi:sed
tr:sed
vo:sed

• 2007-12-20 21:41 - Dally Horton - Added example sentance

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