[sand] noun, Origin: Old English sand, Countless tiny grains creating beaches soft beneath bare feet walking toward endless blue horizons.

[sand] noun, Origin: Old English sand, Annoying tiny rocks that get in every damn crack and crevice ruining your life.

[sand] noun, Origin: When rocks got ground into glitter basically, Tiny particles that feel nice on beaches but invade everything you own forever after.

[see] noun, Origin: Old English sæ, Vast waters connecting all shores holding mysteries in depths where sunlight cannot penetrate fully.

[see] noun, Origin: Old English sæ, Big-ass body of salty water that will drown you if you're not careful around.

[see] noun, Origin: Ocean's smaller cousin who feels big anyway, Salty water between lands where fish swim and boats float hopefully without sinking dramatically.