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German jung
← Danish ung (cognate)
← English young (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *jungaz (inherited)
← Middle High German junc (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *jung (inherited)
← Old High German jung (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₂yuh₁n̥ḱós (inherited)
← Dutch jong (cognate)

→ Old English geong (cognate)
→ Danish ung (cognate)
→ German Junges (mention)
→ German Jungfrau (compound)
→ German Jungsteinzeit (affix)
→ German Jüngstes Gericht (mention)
→ German Jüngster Tag (mention)
→ German CVJM (mention)
→ German Jung (mention)
→ German blutjung (compound)
→ German jungtürkisch (compound)
→ German Jungmann (compound)
→ German Junggrammatiker (compound)
→ German Jungvolk (affix)
→ Esperanto juna (derived)
→ Latvian jauns (cognate)
→ Mòcheno jung (cognate)
→ Low German jung (cognate)
→ Dutch jong (cognate)
→ Old Saxon jung (mention)
→ Pennsylvania German yung (cognate)
→ Vilamovian jung (mention)
→ Yiddish יונג (mention)