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English brick
← Middle Dutch bricke (derived)
← English break (mention)
← Middle English brik (inherited)
← Middle English bryke (mention)
← Middle English bricke (mention)
← French brique (cognate)
← Old French briche (cognate)
← German Low German Brickje (cognate)
← Dutch brik (cognate)

→ English cube (link)
→ English brickie (suffix)
→ English bricklayer (compound)
→ English brickbat (compound)
→ English firebrick (compound)
→ English bricker (suffix)
→ English redbrick (compound)
→ English brickfilm (compound)
→ English brickwork (suffix)
→ English brickworks (compound)
→ English brickmould (compound)
→ English bricklaying (compound)
→ English goldbrick (compound)
→ English bricky (suffix)
→ English brickmaking (compound)
→ English brickmaker (compound)
→ English brickman (suffix)
→ English brickyard (compound)
→ English mudbrick (compound)
→ English bricklike (suffix)
→ English brickwise (suffix)
→ English brickor mortis (blend)
→ English brickless (suffix)
→ English unbrick (prefix)
→ English brickfield (compound)
→ English rebrick (prefix)
→ English brickkiln (compound)
→ English brickish (suffix)
→ English brickshaped (compound)
→ English debrick (prefix)
→ English brickdust (compound)
→ English brickette (suffix)
→ English bricken (suffix)
→ English Xbrick (blend)
→ English biobrick (prefix)
→ English brickmold (compound)
→ English nanobrick (prefix)
→ English brickhead (compound)
→ English Bricktown (compound)
→ English brickclay (compound)
→ Welsh bric (derived)
→ Danish mure (link)
→ Indonesian bata (link)
→ Malagasy biriky (derived)
→ Norman brique (borrowed)
→ Portuguese junta (link)
→ Vietnamese điện thoại cục gạch (link)