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English August
← Old English Agustus (derived)
← German August (mention)
← English Aug (alter)
← English Aug. (alter)
← English (alter)
← English abbreviations (alter)
← English Aguste (alter)
← English (alter)
← English obsolete (alter)
← English Augost (alter)
← English (alter)
← English Jamaica (alter)
← English Sextilis (link)
← English Sextile (link)
← English Augustal (link)
← English Augustan (link)
← English Augustean (link)
← English augusteity (link)
← English Augustin (link)
← English Augustine (link)
← English Augustinian (link)
← English augustious (link)
← English Augustus (link)
← Middle English August (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₂ewg- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₂ewg- (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₂éwis (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *ǵeh₂r- (mention)
← Old Latin *augos (mention)
← Jamaican Creole Aagos (link)
← Latin augustus (derived)
← Latin Augustus (mention)
← Latin avis (cognate)
← Latin garrire (mention)
← Latin Augustus (derived)

→ English august (link)
→ English august (mention)
→ English mid-August (prefix)
→ English Augustin (link)
→ English Augusty (suffix)
→ Hijazi Arabic أوقست (borrowed)
→ Atong (India) agos (borrowed)
→ Atong (India) agys (borrowed)
→ Assamese আগষ্ট (borrowed)
→ Bengali আগস্ট (borrowed)
→ Dhivehi އޮގަސްޓު (borrowed)
→ Esperanto aŭgusto (derived)
→ Persian اگست (mention)
→ French Daoust (link)
→ Hausa Agusta (borrowed)
→ Hawaiian ʻAukake (borrowed)
→ Hindi अगस्त (borrowed)
→ Livonian ougust (mention)
→ Marshallese O̧kwōj (borrowed)
→ Maori Ākuhata (derived)
→ Malay Ogos (mention)
→ Malay اوݢوس (mention)
→ Burmese ဩဂုတ် (borrowed)
→ Nepali अगस्ट (borrowed)
→ Chichewa Ogasiti (borrowed)
→ Shan ဢေႃးၵၢတ်ႉ (borrowed)
→ Swahili Agosti (borrowed)
→ Telugu ఆగష్టు (borrowed)
→ Tokelauan Aukuho (borrowed)
→ Tongan ʻAokosi (borrowed)
→ Tok Pisin Ogas (derived)
→ Tumbuka Ogasiti (borrowed)
→ Urdu اگست (derived)
→ Zulu u-Agasti (borrowed)