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English broker
← Old English broc (cognate)
← Danish bruger (cognate)
← English broke (suffix)
← English er (suffix)
← English brook (suffix)
← English er (suffix)
← English brook (mention)
← English brokage (link)
← English brokerage (link)
← Middle English broker (inherited)
← Middle English brokour (mention)
← Middle English brocour (mention)
← French brocanter (cognate)
← Old French abroker (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *brūkiz (derived)
← Middle Low German brukere (cognate)
← Proto-West Germanic *brūkī (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *bʰruHg- (derived)
← Old Dutch *brokere (derived)
← Old Dutch broke (mention)
← Old Dutch bruyck (mention)
← Old Dutch breuck (mention)
← Swedish bruk (cognate)

→ English broke (back-formation)
→ English pawnbroker (affix)
→ English brokerage (suffix)
→ English stockbroker (compound)
→ English brokership (suffix)
→ English tunnel broker (compound)
→ English shipbroker (compound)
→ English sharebroker (compound)
→ English brokerly (suffix)
→ English woolbroker (compound)
→ English telebroker (prefix)
→ English playbroker (compound)
→ English brokeress (suffix)
→ Spanish bróker (borrowed)
→ French brocante (mention)
→ Irish bróicéir (borrowed)
→ Italian broker (borrowed)
→ Japanese ブローカー (borrowed)
→ Korean 브로커 (borrowed)
→ Polish broker (borrowed)
→ Russian брокер (borrowed)