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English choke
← Old English ċēocian (inherited)
← Old English āċēocian (mention)
← Old English ċēoce (inherited)
← Old English ċēace (mention)
← English cheek (link)
← English achoke (link)
← English choak (link)
← English choake (link)
← English chock (link)
← English artichoke (back-formation)
← Middle English choken (inherited)
← Middle English cheken (mention)
← Icelandic kok (cognate)
← Icelandic koka (mention)

→ English choker (suffix)
→ English chokepoint (compound)
→ English chokecherry (compound)
→ English chokedamp (compound)
→ English chokey (suffix)
→ English choketh (suffix)
→ English chokeberry (compound)
→ English chokehold (compound)
→ English chokeslam (compound)
→ English unchoke (prefix)
→ English choky (suffix)
→ English chokestrap (compound)
→ English chokest (suffix)
→ English multichoke (prefix)
→ English chokebore (compound)
→ English chokecoil (compound)
→ English choke-priest (compound)
→ English choke-children (compound)
→ English choke-dog (compound)
→ English chockling (link)
→ English dechoke (prefix)
→ English chokable (suffix)
→ French choker (borrowed)
→ Hawaiian Creole choke (borrowed)
→ Khmer ឆូក (borrowed)
→ Old Norse kyrkja (link)
→ Thai โช้ก (borrowed)