Examples:
cartography
card
archaeology
archetype
monarchy
legal
loyal
purse
personal
cinema
kinase
car
carpenter
hippopotamus
Mesopotamia
dative
data
date
...
English
crowd
←
Old English
crūdan
(inherited)
←
Welsh
crwth
(derived)
←
English
becrowd
(link)
←
English
aggregation
(link)
←
English
cluster
(link)
←
English
group
(link)
←
English
mass
(link)
←
English
audience
(link)
←
English
group
(link)
←
English
multitude
(link)
←
English
public
(link)
←
English
swarm
(link)
←
English
throng
(link)
←
English
everyone
(link)
←
English
general public
(link)
←
English
masses
(link)
←
English
rabble
(link)
←
English
mob
(link)
←
English
unwashed
(link)
←
English
crowder
(link)
←
Middle English
crouden
(inherited)
←
Middle English
crowde
(inherited)
←
Proto-Germanic
*krūdaną
(inherited)
←
Proto-Germanic
*kreudaną
(mention)
←
Dutch
kruien
(cognate)
→
English
crew
(link)
→
English
crew
(link)
→
English
rote
(cognate)
→
English
flashcrowd
(compound)
→
English
crwth
(mention)
→
English
overcrowd
(prefix)
→
English
crowdsourcing
(compound)
→
English
crowdpleaser
(compound)
→
English
crowdy
(suffix)
→
English
crowdlike
(suffix)
→
English
crowdfunding
(compound)
→
English
crowdsource
(compound)
→
English
crowder
(suffix)
→
English
crowder
(suffix)
→
English
anticrowd
(prefix)
→
English
crowdeth
(suffix)
→
English
crowdest
(suffix)
→
English
crowdfund
(compound)
→
English
crowd-puller
(compound)
→
English
crowdsensing
(compound)
→
English
crowdlending
(compound)
→
English
crowdworker
(compound)
→
English
crowdwork
(compound)
→
English
crowdsale
(compound)
→
English
crowdless
(suffix)
→
English
undercrowd
(prefix)
→
English
outcrowd
(prefix)
→
English
crowdfactoring
(compound)
→
Dutch
schare
(link)
→
Polish
hurma
(link)
→
Portuguese
mó
(link)
→
Romanian
furnicar
(link)