Sekt

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German word Sekt comes from Proto-Indo-European *seyk-, Latin siccua, Middle French secq (Dry.)

*seyk- (Proto-Indo-European)

siccua (Latin)

secq (Middle French)

Dry.

siccus (Latin)

Dry. Sober. Thirsty.

sec (Old French)

Dry (lacking moisture).

sèche (French)

(colloquial) cigarette. Mud flat.

Sekt (German)

Sparkling wine.

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