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English breeze
← Old English brēosa (inherited)
← Old English brimsa (cognate)
← Old English bremman (cognate)
← Catalan brisa (cognate)
← Danish bremse (cognate)
← German Bremse (cognate)
← English brise (mention)
← English brize (mention)
← English brize (link)
← English briess (link)
← English cakewalk (link)
← English cinch (link)
← English doddle (link)
← English piece of cake (link)
← English walk in the park (link)
← English walkover (link)
← English gale (link)
← English hurricane (link)
← English storm (link)
← English breezen (link)
← English breeze block (link)
← English bream (link)
← English breese (link)
← English brize (link)
← Middle English brees (inherited)
← Middle English brees (cognate)
← Middle English brese (inherited)
← Middle English brimse (cognate)
← Spanish brisa (cognate)
← French brise (cognate)
← French brize (cognate)
← West Frisian brys (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *bremusī (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *bʰerem- (derived)
← Italian brezza (cognate)
← Latin fremō (cognate)
← Dutch bries (cognate)
← Dutch brysen (cognate)
← Dutch brems (cognate)
← Portuguese briza (cognate)

→ English storm (link)
→ English wind (link)
→ English gale (link)
→ English cinch (link)
→ English breezy (suffix)
→ English breezeway (compound)
→ English breezeless (suffix)
→ English breezefly (compound)
→ English seabreeze (compound)
→ English breezen (affix)
→ English breezelike (suffix)
→ English nightbreeze (compound)
→ German Brise (borrowed)
→ Galician brisa (cognate)
→ Dutch bries (borrowed)
→ Norman brîsi (borrowed)
→ Portuguese aragem (link)
→ Russian бриз (borrowed)
→ Saterland Frisian Briese (cognate)