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German Sohn
← Danish søn (cognate)
← English son (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *sunuz (inherited)
← Middle High German sun (inherited)
← Middle Low German sone (cognate)
← Proto-West Germanic *sunu (inherited)
← Old High German sunu (inherited)
← Gothic 𐍃𐌿𐌽𐌿𐍃 (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *suHnús (inherited)
← Norwegian Bokmål sønn (cognate)
← German Low German Söhn (cognate)
← Dutch zoon (cognate)
← Norwegian Nynorsk son (cognate)
← Old Saxon sunu (cognate)
← Swedish son (cognate)
← Yiddish זון (cognate)

→ Old English sunu (cognate)
→ Bavarian sun (cognate)
→ Bavarian suun (cognate)
→ Bavarian sunn (cognate)
→ Cimbrian zun (cognate)
→ Danish søn (cognate)
→ German Hurensohn (compound)
→ German Schwiegersohn (prefix)
→ German Stiefsohn (prefix)
→ German Hundesohn (compound)
→ German Menschensohn (affix)
→ German Königssohn (compound)
→ German Nuttensohn (compound)
→ German Ziehsohn (compound)
→ German Bauernsohn (compound)
→ Alemannic German su (cognate)
→ Alemannic German ŝchu (cognate)
→ Latvian zēns (mention)
→ Mòcheno su' (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German Soh (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian Súun (cognate)