sensum
noun
sen·sum ˈsen(t)-səm 
plural sensa ˈsen(t)-sə
: sense-datum
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, from Latin, neuter of sensus, past participle of sentire to feel — more at sense
First Known Use
1864, in the meaning defined above
- sabellas
- Sabellian
- Sabellianism
- sabellians
- Sabellic
- sabellid
- sabelliform
- sabelloid
- saber
- saber fish
- saber leg
- saber rattling
- saber saw
- saber-legged
- saber-rattling
- saber-tooth cat
- saber-tooth tiger
- saber-toothed
- saber-toothed cat
- saber-toothed tiger
- saberbill
- sabered
- sabering
- sabermetric
- sabermetrically