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German Horn
← Danish horn (cognate)
← English horn (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *hurną (inherited)
← Middle High German horn (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *horn (inherited)
← Old High German horn (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *ḱer- (derived)
← Low German [[Horn]], [[Hoorn]], [[Hurn]]; [[Höärn]] {{q|Altmärkisch}}; [[Häörn]] ([[Haön]]) {{q|Münsterländisch}} (cognate)
← Dutch hoorn (cognate)
← Swedish horn (cognate)

→ English horn (cognate)
→ English flugelhorn (mention)
→ English hornblende (mention)
→ English krummhorn (mention)
→ English Matterhorn (mention)
→ Old English horn (cognate)
→ Crimean Tatar gorn (borrowed)
→ German Eichhörnchen (mention)
→ German Hörnchen (suffix)
→ German Nashorn (compound)
→ German Alphorn (compound)
→ German gehörnt (affix)
→ German Flügelhorn (compound)
→ German Posthorn (compound)
→ German Nebelhorn (affix)
→ German Dickhornschaf (compound)
→ German Bockshorn (compound)
→ German Waldhorn (affix)
→ German Jagdhorn (compound)
→ German Hornstein (compound)
→ German Hornblende (compound)
→ German Hornfels (compound)
→ German Krummhorn (compound)
→ German Trinkhorn (compound)
→ Spanish hornablenda (mention)
→ Japanese ホルン (borrowed)
→ Luxembourgish Har (cognate)
→ Lithuanian stirna (cognate)
→ Latvian stirna (cognate)
→ Old Norse horn (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German Hann (cognate)
→ Russian горн (borrowed)
→ Ukrainian горн (borrowed)