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English dad
← Old English *ætta (cognate)
← Old English *atta (mention)
← Breton tad (cognate)
← Proto-Brythonic *tad (derived)
← Cimbrian tatta (cognate)
← Welsh - (cognate)
← English dadde (alter)
← English (alter)
← English obsolete (alter)
← English dadda (alter)
← English dadless (link)
← English granddad (link)
← English mum (link)
← English mom (link)
← English sire (link)
← Middle English dadd (inherited)
← Middle English dadde (mention)
← North Frisian ate (cognate)
← North Frisian aatj (mention)
← North Frisian taatje (mention)
← North Frisian tääte (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *attô (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *átta (cognate)
← Low German detta (cognate)
← Russian дя́дя (cognate)
← Russian де́душка (cognate)
← Sanskrit तत (cognate)
← Old Irish data (cognate)
← Undetermined (mention)
← Undetermined (mention)

→ English da (mention)
→ English daddy (affix)
→ English crawdad (mention)
→ English granddad (prefix)
→ English stepdad (prefix)
→ English dadrock (compound)
→ English DILF (mention)
→ English dadlike (suffix)
→ English daddock (mention)
→ English biodad (prefix)
→ English dadbod (compound)
→ English insta-dad (prefix)
→ English dadhood (suffix)
→ English Dad and Dave (mention)
→ English dadly (suffix)
→ English dadness (suffix)
→ English dadship (affix)
→ English dadpreneur (suffix)
→ English daddish (suffix)
→ English dadless (suffix)
→ English dadcore (affix)
→ English dadvice (blend)
→ German Dad (derived)
→ Irish daid (borrowed)
→ Irish deaide (borrowed)