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English death
← Old English dēaþ (inherited)
← German Tod (cognate)
← English die (mention)
← Middle English deeth (inherited)
← West Frisian dead (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *dauþuz (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *dauþu (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *dʰew- (die) (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *dʰówtus (inherited)
← Dutch dood (cognate)
← Swedish död (cognate)

→ English die (link)
→ English birth (link)
→ English Grim Reaper (mention)
→ English deathmatch (compound)
→ English Darth Vader (blend)
→ English deathbed (compound)
→ English deathtrap (affix)
→ English def (mention)
→ English deathblow (compound)
→ English megadeath (prefix)
→ English deathwatch beetle (compound)
→ English deathless (affix)
→ English deathwish (compound)
→ English deathward (suffix)
→ English deathly (suffix)
→ English instadeath (prefix)
→ English permadeath (prefix)
→ English deathlike (suffix)
→ English deathwatch (compound)
→ English deathsman (affix)
→ English deathful (suffix)
→ English deathy (suffix)
→ English deathtime (compound)
→ English deathlock (compound)
→ English undeath (prefix)
→ English cyberdeath (prefix)
→ English deathmonger (compound)
→ English nondeath (prefix)
→ English deathworthy (suffix)
→ English deathrock (compound)
→ English prodeath (prefix)
→ English deathcore (suffix)
→ English deathfic (compound)
→ English multideath (prefix)
→ English deathcare (compound)
→ English deather (suffix)
→ English death star (compound)
→ English deathpunk (compound)
→ English deathday (compound)
→ English deathwards (suffix)
→ Afrikaans dood (link)
→ Bislama ded (borrowed)
→ Danish død (cognate)
→ German Tod (cognate)
→ Indonesian pati (link)
→ Latin funus (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish Doud (cognate)
→ Norwegian Bokmål daude (link)
→ Dutch dood (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk død (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk daude (link)
→ Pennsylvania German Dod (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian Dood (link)
→ Vietnamese nhừ tử (link)
→ Volapük dead (mention)
→ Yiddish טויט (cognate)