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English broom
← Old English brōm (derived)
← English brim (link)
← English brink (link)
← English a new broom sweeps clean (link)
← English broom wagon (link)
← English broomstick (link)
← English brooming (link)
← English pushbroom (link)
← English whiskbroom (link)
← Middle English broom (derived)
← West Frisian brem (cognate)
← Galician vasallo (link)
← Proto-West Germanic *brām (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *bʰrem- (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *bʰer- (mention)
← German Low German Braam (cognate)
← Dutch braam (cognate)
← Saterland Frisian Brom (cognate)

→ English broomstick (compound)
→ English bream (mention)
→ English bramble (cognate)
→ English whiskbroom (compound)
→ English broomball (compound)
→ English broomy (suffix)
→ English broomlike (suffix)
→ English broomless (suffix)
→ English broomie (suffix)
→ English broomrape (compound)
→ English broomstaff (compound)
→ English broomcorn (compound)
→ English broomsedge (compound)
→ English Branton (compound)
→ English broomland (compound)
→ English broombush (compound)
→ Chinook Jargon bloom (borrowed)
→ Kikuyu kĩhaato (mention)
→ Kumak bulum (borrowed)
→ Tok Pisin brum (inherited)
→ West Uvean burum (borrowed)