Proto-Germanic: The earliest known ancestor of "see" is the Proto-Germanic word *sekhwaną , meaning "to see, to perceive."
古い英語： From Proto-Germanic, the word evolved into *sēon in Old English. This word also meant "to see" and was the primary form used in the language.
中英語： In Middle English, the spelling changed slightly to seen , but the meaning remained the same.
現代英語： Finally, in Modern English, the spelling solidified as see , and the verb has retained its core meaning of visual perception.
Interestingly:
* The word "see" is related to the German word "sehen" and the Dutch word "zien," all sharing the same Proto-Germanic ancestor.
* "See" is also related to other English words like "sight" and "vision."
要約： 英語の動詞「To See」には、古代のプロトドイツ語の言語に由来する長くて豊かな歴史があり、古い英語と中英語を通して進化して現在の形に到達しています。