late 15c., "consanguinity;" see sanguine + -ity. Meaning "quality of being sanguine" is from 1737.
sangrail
sangria
sanguinary
sanguine
sanguineous
sanguinity
sanguinivorous
sanguinous
sanhedrim
sanhedrin
sanitarium
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