German Wunde

← English wound (cognate)

← Proto-Germanic *wundō (inherited)

← Proto-Germanic *wundaz (mention)

← Middle High German wunde (inherited)

← Old High German wunta (inherited)

← Proto-Indo-European *h₂wen- (derived)

← Icelandic und (cognate)

← Low German Wunn (cognate)

← Dutch wond (cognate)

→ Cimbrian bunta (cognate)

→ German verwunden (link)

→ German Fleischwunde (mention)

→ German Wundauflage (compound)

→ German Papierschnittwunde (compound)

→ German Wundbrand (compound)

→ German Wundrand (compound)

→ German Stichwunde (compound)

→ Esperanto vundo (borrowed)

→ Luxembourgish Wonn (cognate)

→ Dutch wond (cognate)