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English dead
← Old English dēad (inherited)
← Danish - (cognate)
← German tot (cognate)
← Middle English ded (inherited)
← Middle English deed (mention)
← West Frisian dead (cognate)
← West Frisian dea (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *daudaz (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *daud (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *dʰew- (root)
← Dutch dood (cognate)
← Norwegian Nynorsk daud (cognate)
← Norwegian død (cognate)

→ English die (link)
→ English live (link)
→ English live (link)
→ English undead (affix)
→ English deadpan (compound)
→ English deadhead (compound)
→ English Deadhead (suffix)
→ English deadly (suffix)
→ English deadrise (compound)
→ English deadlock (affix)
→ English deaden (suffix)
→ English dead ice (compound)
→ English deadbolt (compound)
→ English deader (suffix)
→ English deadwood (compound)
→ English brain-dead (compound)
→ English deadlift (compound)
→ English deadman (compound)
→ English deadfall (compound)
→ English deadnettle (compound)
→ English deadness (suffix)
→ English braindead (compound)
→ English deadend (compound)
→ English deadborn (compound)
→ English dead to rights (mention)
→ English stone dead (affix)
→ English DFL (mention)
→ English deadeye (compound)
→ English deadtime (compound)
→ English nondead (prefix)
→ English deadstick (compound)
→ English deadstock (compound)
→ English deadlight (compound)
→ English deadhouse (compound)
→ English deadworks (compound)
→ English deadlatch (compound)
→ English medium dead (mention)
→ English deadish (suffix)
→ English deadhearted (compound)
→ English halfdead (affix)
→ Cimbrian tòat (cognate)
→ Danish død (cognate)
→ German tot (cognate)
→ French dead (borrowed)
→ French deader (borrowed)
→ Luxembourgish dout (cognate)
→ Norwegian Bokmål død (link)
→ German Low German doot (cognate)
→ Dutch dood (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk død (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk daud (cognate)
→ Norwegian dauder (cognate)
→ Norwegian daud’e (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German dot (cognate)
→ Sranan Tongo dede (derived)
→ Thai เด๊ดสะมอเร่ (borrowed)
→ Tagalog deds (derived)
→ Volapük dead (borrowed)
→ Yiddish טויט (cognate)