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Old English wyrt
← Old English wert (alter)
← Old English (alter)
← Old English Kentish (alter)
← Old English wirt (alter)
← Old English (alter)
← Old English Late Old English (alter)
← Old English ǣġwyrt (link)
← Old English bēowyrt (link)
← Old English feldwyrt (link)
← Old English feltwyrt (link)
← Old English ġelodwyrt (link)
← Old English ġewyrtbox (link)
← Old English ġewyrtian (link)
← Old English wyrtian (link)
← Old English wyrttūn (link)
← Old English wyrtwala (link)
← Old English wyrtwalian (link)
← Old English āwyrtwalian (link)
← Old English wyrte (alter)
← German Wurz (cognate)
← English root (mention)
← English wort (link)
← Middle English worte (link)
← Middle English wort (link)
← Middle English worte (link)
← Proto-Germanic *wurt- (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *wrōts (mention)
← Old High German wurz (cognate)
← Gothic 𐍅𐌰𐌿𐍂𐍄𐍃 (cognate)
← Old Norse urt (cognate)
← Old Saxon wurt (cognate)
← Old Saxon wurtia (cognate)
← Swedish ört (cognate)

→ English vegetable (cognate)
→ English wort (inherited)
→ English wort (inherited)
→ English smearwort (mention)
→ English Wortley (derived)
→ Old English ægwyrt (compound)
→ Old English beowyrt (compound)
→ Old English wyrtian (affix)
→ Old English wyrtweard (compound)
→ Old English ortgeard (compound)
→ Old English feldwyrt (compound)
→ Old English feltwyrt (compound)
→ Old English gelodwyrt (compound)
→ Old English biscopwyrt (compound)
→ Old English wyrtwala (link)
→ Old English wyrtwalian (link)
→ Old English awyrtwalian (link)
→ Old English wyrttun (compound)
→ Old English wyrtdrenc (compound)
→ Middle English wort (inherited)
→ Middle English wort (inherited)
→ Middle English wrt (inherited)
→ Middle English wrt (inherited)
→ Middle English woort (inherited)
→ Middle English woort (inherited)
→ Middle English worte (inherited)
→ Middle English worte (inherited)
→ Gothic 𐍅𐌰𐌿𐍂𐍄𐍃 (cognate)
→ Ancient Greek ῥίζα (cognate)
→ Ancient Greek ῥάδιξ (cognate)