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English ditch
← Old English dīċ (inherited)
← Old English dēcan (inherited)
← German Teich (cognate)
← English dike (link)
← English ditchdigger (link)
← English ditch weed (link)
← English ditcher (link)
← English ox is in the ditch (link)
← English snitches get stitches and wind up in ditches (link)
← English fosse (link)
← English moat (link)
← English The Ditch (link)
← English abandon (link)
← English discard (link)
← English dump (link)
← English jettison (link)
← English lose (link)
← English shed (link)
← English deche (mention)
← English deech (link)
← Middle English dich (inherited)
← Middle English dechen (inherited)
← West Frisian dyk (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *dīkaz (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *dʰeygʷ- (inherited)
← Icelandic díki (cognate)
← Latin fīgō (cognate)
← Lithuanian diegti (cognate)
← Lithuanian dýgsti (mention)
← Dutch dijk (cognate)
← Swedish dike (cognate)

→ English lose (link)
→ English junk (link)
→ English Quidditch (compound)
→ English ditch day (mention)
→ English ditcher (suffix)
→ English ditchy (suffix)
→ English ditchlike (suffix)
→ English ditchwater (compound)
→ English ding-dong ditch (mention)
→ English inditch (prefix)
→ English ditchable (suffix)
→ English ditchdigger (compound)
→ English ditchdigging (compound)
→ English bar ditch (mention)
→ English Ditchfield (compound)
→ German Teich (cognate)
→ French digue (link)
→ Westrobothnian dikj (mention)
→ Icelandic díki (mention)
→ Kikuyu irima (mention)
→ Dutch dijk (cognate)
→ Dutch rui (link)
→ Portuguese calão (link)
→ Portuguese regueira (link)
→ Saterland Frisian Diek (link)
→ Swedish dike (mention)