sexa-

== English == === Alternative forms === sex- (before a vowel) sexi- === Etymology === From a form of Latin sex (“six”) (as in sexāgintā (“sixty”)). By surface analysis, sex- +‎ -a-. Piecewise doublet of hexa-. === Prefix === sexa- (now rare) Six. Synonym: hexa- (Greek-derived counterpart) ==== Derived terms ==== === Anagrams === Saxe, seax, axes, seax