Ancient Egyptian Word Roots And Words From Them Found in English:
Sin Verb Root:
The sin verb root spread from Isankiri Egyptian languages to Canaanite, Mesopotamian, Asian and European Languages.
sin : sin : offence, burry, serve, worship, praise, sing, assign, rear.
ar-sin : our sin : we offend, we burry, we serve, we worship, we praise, we sing, we assign, we rear.
sin : sign : serve.
sin-e : sine : serves you.
sin-ga : sing : high worship/praise.
sin-ku : sink : burry.
si-ti-isin : citizen : on the public service.
mi-sin : missing : my burried ones.
mu-sin : musing : used to serve.
mu-sin-kor : music : used to serve and sing.
sin-ni-or : senior : you are to be served.
sin-si : since : serve more time.
si-sin : season : more time to serve.
sin-rere : sincere : good service.
fi-sin-bi : feasible : use to serve as.
ai-sin-eni-kwa-noni : sine-qua-non : in service without which no person comes up.

The sin verb root can also be found in the names of ancient Babylonian and Assyrian kings.
shamshi-adad : shar-mu-sin-ad'ade : chosen to serve and to wear the crown.

sin-shar-ishkun : sin-shar-isegun : serve the chosen, he conquers.

sin-sumu-lisir : sin-sunmor-li-sire: serve him, get closer to him for good.