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German kennen
← English ken (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *kannijaną (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *kannijan (inherited)
← Old High German kennan (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *ǵneh₃- (root)
← Dutch kennen (cognate)
← Scots - (cognate)

→ English know (cognate)
→ English ken (cognate)
→ Old English cennan (cognate)
→ Cimbrian khennen (cognate)
→ Cimbrian khénnan (cognate)
→ Danish erkende (affix)
→ Danish kende (cognate)
→ German erkennen (prefix)
→ German verkennen (prefix)
→ German Kennwort (compound)
→ German Kenntnis (suffix)
→ German kund (mention)
→ German bekennen (prefix)
→ German kennen lernen (compound)
→ German Kennzeichen (compound)
→ German Kenner (suffix)
→ German Kennzahl (compound)
→ German auskennen (prefix)
→ German kennerisch (mention)
→ German Kennleuchte (compound)
→ German Kennmal (compound)
→ Esperanto koni (derived)
→ Alemannic German kenne (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish kennen (cognate)
→ Mòcheno kennen (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German kenne (cognate)
→ Yiddish קענען (cognate)