sa·tem 
(sätəm)
(sätəm)adj.
Designating those Indo-European languages, including the Indo-Iranian, Armenian, and Balto-Slavic branches, in which original palatal velar stops became fricatives (as k' > s or š) and labiovelar stops became plain velars (as kw > k).
[Avestan satəm, hundred (a word whose initial sound illustrates the change); see dek in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- water ballet
- water bear
- Water Bearer
- waterbed
- water beetle
- waterbird
- water bird
- water biscuit
- water blister
- water bloom
- waterboard
- water board
- waterboarding
- water boatman
- waterborne
- water-borne
- water brash
- waterbuck
- water buffalo
- water bug
- Waterbury
- waterbus
- water caltrop
- water cannon
- water chestnut