It is often used in words related to the senses, feelings, or perception. Here are some examples:
* Sense: The meaning of "sense" directly comes from this root.
* Sensitive: Meaning "easily affected by external stimuli."
* Sensory: Relating to the senses.
* Sensual: Relating to physical sensations, especially those of a sexual nature.
* Sentiment: A feeling or opinion.
* Consent: Agreement or permission. (Though "consent" comes from the verb "consentire," which incorporates "sentire" meaning "to feel" and "to know.")
Many other words in English are derived from "sens," so understanding its meaning can help you decipher their definitions.