Examples: cartography card archaeology archetype monarchy legal loyal purse personal cinema kinase car carpenter hippopotamus Mesopotamia dative data date
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Old English wer
← Old English beorn (link)
← Old English guma (link)
← Old English hæleþ (link)
← Old English mann (link)
← Old English mæċġ (link)
← Old English rinc (link)
← Old English seċġ (link)
← Old English wif (link)
← Old English werian (mention)
← Welsh gŵr (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *weraz (inherited)
← Old High German wer (cognate)
← Gothic 𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍂 (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *wiHrós (inherited)
← Latin vir (cognate)
← Lithuanian výras (cognate)
← Old Norse verr (cognate)
← Old Frisian - (cognate)
← Old Saxon - (cognate)
← Sanskrit वीर (cognate)
← Old Irish fer (cognate)

→ English man (link)
→ English man (mention)
→ English man (link)
→ English world (compound)
→ English were- (mention)
→ English wer (inherited)
→ English weir (inherited)
→ English Warwick (affix)
→ English Warley (derived)
→ Old English werwulf (compound)
→ Old English werlic (affix)
→ Old English werleas (affix)
→ Old English Wæringwic (affix)
→ Breton gour (cognate)
→ Middle English wer (inherited)
→ Middle English Warwyk (affix)
→ Irish fear (cognate)
→ Old High German wer (cognate)
→ Icelandic ver (cognate)
→ Latin vir (cognate)
→ Norwegian Bokmål vær (cognate)
→ Old Saxon wer (cognate)
→ Sanskrit वृणोति (cognate)
→ Sanskrit वीर (cognate)
→ Telugu వీరము (cognate)
→ Telugu వీరుడు (cognate)
→ Telugu వీర (cognate)
→ Middle Welsh gwr (cognate)