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English axe
← Old English æx (inherited)
← Old English axian (derived)
← Danish økse (cognate)
← German Axt (cognate)
← English ax (alter)
← English (alter)
← English largely US (alter)
← English adze (link)
← English hatchet (link)
← English twibill (link)
← English ax (alter)
← English (alter)
← English US (alter)
← English ax (mention)
← Middle English ax (inherited)
← Middle English axe (mention)
← Middle English ex (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *akwisī (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *akusi (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₂egʷsih₂ (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₂eḱ- (mention)
← Icelandic öxi (cognate)
← Latin ascia (cognate)

→ English can (link)
→ English chop (link)
→ English axes (suffix)
→ English axes (suffix)
→ English term (link)
→ English axeman (compound)
→ English sack (link)
→ English futtock (mention)
→ English poleaxe (affix)
→ English axeblade (compound)
→ English axelike (suffix)
→ English axe murderer (compound)
→ English axe-murder (compound)
→ English broadaxe (compound)
→ English axeless (suffix)
→ English hand axe (compound)
→ English axewoman (compound)
→ English tomax (blend)
→ English axeth (suffix)
→ English moot-axe (compound)
→ English axemanship (suffix)
→ Bislama akis (inherited)
→ German Axt (cognate)
→ Middle English axen (mention)
→ Ancient Greek ἀξίνη (cognate)
→ Japanese アックス (borrowed)
→ Kikuyu ithanwa (mention)
→ Old Norse øx (cognate)
→ Sranan Tongo aksi (derived)
→ Tok Pisin akis (inherited)