Examples: cartography card archaeology archetype monarchy legal loyal purse personal cinema kinase car carpenter hippopotamus Mesopotamia dative data date
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English die
← Old English dīeġan (inherited)
← English bite the dust (link)
← English buy the farm (link)
← English check out (link)
← English cross over (link)
← English cross the river (link)
← English expire (link)
← English succumb (link)
← English give up the ghost (link)
← English pass (link)
← English pass away (link)
← English pass on (link)
← English be no more (link)
← English meet one's maker (link)
← English dead (link)
← English death (link)
← English datum (doublet)
← English dice (mention)
← English dies (mention)
← English dies (mention)
← English cube of chance (link)
← English cube of fortune (link)
← English loaded dice (link)
← English the die is cast (link)
← English tool and die (link)
← English d4 (link)
← English d6 (link)
← English d8 (link)
← English d10 (link)
← English d12 (link)
← English d20 (link)
← English d66 (link)
← English d100 (link)
← English d666 (link)
← English d1000 (link)
← Middle English deyen (inherited)
← Middle English dee (inherited)
← French dé (cognate)
← Old French de (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *dawjaną (inherited)

→ English cube (link)
→ English fall (link)
→ English dye (link)
→ English death (mention)
→ English datum (doublet)
→ English dier (affix)
→ English swage (mention)
→ English dying (suffix)
→ English dieth (suffix)
→ English diest (suffix)
→ English diecast (compound)
→ English dieback (compound)
→ English diestock (compound)
→ English dieless (suffix)
→ English diemaker (compound)
→ English diesinker (compound)
→ English diesinking (compound)
→ English redie (prefix)
→ English undie (prefix)
→ English hydrate or diedrate (link)
→ English diedrate (blend)
→ English diework (suffix)
→ English counterdie (prefix)
→ Danish dø (cognate)
→ Indonesian dadu (link)
→ Kikuyu kua (mention)
→ Norwegian Bokmål dø (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk døy (cognate)
→ Pijin dae (inherited)
→ Portuguese quina (link)
→ Portuguese morrer na praia (link)
→ Russian мастдай (mention)
→ Scots dee (cognate)
→ Swedish dö (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin dai (derived)
→ Vietnamese tử (link)
→ Vietnamese đai (borrowed)
→ Vietnamese tịch (link)