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English common
← Old English ġemǣne (cognate)
← Old English ġemǣne (cognate)
← Old English samen (cognate)
← English gmina (doublet)
← Middle English comun (inherited)
← Middle English imene (cognate)
← Middle English ȝemǣne (mention)
← Middle English mene (cognate)
← Middle English mǣne (mention)
← Middle English samen (cognate)
← Middle English somen (mention)
← Old French comun (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *mey- (change) (root)
← Proto-Indo-European (derived)
← Latin commūnis (derived)

→ English base (link)
→ English commonwealth (compound)
→ English commonly (suffix)
→ English uncommon (prefix)
→ English commonhold (compound)
→ English commune (mention)
→ English commonize (suffix)
→ English commonise (suffix)
→ English commonweal (compound)
→ English commoner (suffix)
→ English commoner (suffix)
→ English commonness (suffix)
→ English common-or-garden (mention)
→ English commonsense (compound)
→ English common snipe (mention)
→ English common antilog (mention)
→ English commonable (suffix)
→ English noncommon (prefix)
→ English commonish (suffix)
→ English intercommon (mention)
→ English discommon (prefix)
→ English commonship (suffix)
→ English commonfolk (compound)
→ English common gender (compound)
→ English common octopus (compound)
→ English common squid (compound)
→ English common sandpiper (compound)
→ English supercommon (prefix)
→ English commic tern (blend)
→ Indonesian koman (borrowed)
→ Latin caligatus (link)
→ Dutch slecht (link)
→ Polish gmina (mention)
→ Vietnamese danh từ chung (link)