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German Fach
← Proto-Germanic *faką (inherited)
← Middle High German vach (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *fak (inherited)
← Old High German fah (inherited)

→ English fack (cognate)
→ Old English fæc (cognate)
→ Belarusian фах (borrowed)
→ Czech foch (borrowed)
→ Danish fag (derived)
→ German Fächer (mention)
→ German Fachjargon (compound)
→ German Fachchinesisch (compound)
→ German Facharzt (compound)
→ German Fachinformatiker (compound)
→ German Fachsprache (compound)
→ German Fachmarkt (compound)
→ German Postfach (compound)
→ German Fachwort (compound)
→ German Handschuhfach (compound)
→ German Fachhochschule (compound)
→ German Fachliteratur (compound)
→ German Facharbeiter (affix)
→ German Schließfach (compound)
→ German Unterrichtsfach (affix)
→ German Fachkraft (affix)
→ German Fachausdruck (compound)
→ German Fachbegriff (compound)
→ German Fachidiot (compound)
→ German Zahnfach (compound)
→ German Fachbereich (compound)
→ German Stimmfach (compound)
→ German Fachkenntnis (compound)
→ German Fachwerk (affix)
→ German Fachidiotismus (affix)
→ German Lieblingsfach (affix)
→ Esperanto fako (mention)
→ Finnish fakki (borrowed)
→ Finnish fakkiutua (derived)
→ Icelandic fag (derived)
→ Luxembourgish Fach (derived)
→ Norwegian Bokmål fag (cognate)
→ Dutch vak (derived)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk fag (cognate)
→ Polish fach (borrowed)
→ Saterland Frisian Fäk (mention)