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German -

→ English some (cognate)
→ English cost (cognate)
→ English jeer (cognate)
→ English mole (cognate)
→ English suck (cognate)
→ English sorry (cognate)
→ English call (cognate)
→ English own (cognate)
→ English mate (cognate)
→ English truck (cognate)
→ English haste (cognate)
→ English nap (cognate)
→ English pod (cognate)
→ English ferry (cognate)
→ English squabble (cognate)
→ English snub (cognate)
→ English Riga (mention)
→ English gummy (cognate)
→ English glum (cognate)
→ English neenish tart (cognate)
→ English hame (cognate)
→ English ed- (cognate)
→ English Szczecin (cognate)
→ English gallows bird (cognate)
→ English stallage (cognate)
→ English wapper (cognate)
→ English ammer (cognate)
→ English goff (cognate)
→ English gnast (cognate)
→ English breakly (cognate)
→ English passement (cognate)
→ English Jewish Question (cognate)
→ English dush (cognate)
→ Old English geomor (cognate)
→ Old English geriht (cognate)
→ Spanish autismo (cognate)
→ French stuc (cognate)
→ Gothic 𐌲𐌰𐍂𐌰𐌹𐌷𐍄𐍃 (cognate)
→ Alemannic German Schooff (cognate)
→ Alemannic German Schluenze (cognate)
→ Hebrew ספרה (cognate)
→ Hungarian forint (cognate)
→ Hungarian csúzli (cognate)
→ Armenian վրձին (cognate)
→ Latvian homo- (cognate)
→ Latvian polis (cognate)
→ Latvian Bruno (cognate)
→ Latvian viesnīca (cognate)
→ Latvian emocija (cognate)
→ Latvian Rīga (mention)
→ Latvian spogulis (cognate)
→ Latvian -īgs (cognate)
→ Latvian psihe (cognate)
→ Latvian zaldāts (cognate)
→ Latvian bikses (cognate)
→ Latvian brokastis (cognate)
→ Latvian folklora (cognate)
→ Norwegian Bokmål Riga (mention)
→ Low German anner (cognate)
→ Low German kleen (cognate)
→ German Low German töögsam (cognate)
→ Dutch strelen (cognate)
→ Dutch hangmat (cognate)
→ Dutch wie het kleine niet eert, is het grote niet weerd (cognate)
→ Russian мука (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian -ich (cognate)
→ Swedish Majken (cognate)
→ Swedish veder- (cognate)
→ Swedish möda (cognate)
→ Yiddish דאַכטן (cognate)