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English drum
← Middle Dutch trommelslach (derived)
← Middle Dutch trommel (mention)
← Middle Dutch slach (mention)
← Middle Dutch tromme (derived)
← English drumslade (back-formation)
← English percussion (link)
← English drummer (link)
← English drumstick (link)
← Irish druim (derived)
← Scottish Gaelic druim (derived)
← Middle High German trumme (cognate)
← Middle High German trumbe (mention)
← Middle Low German trumme (derived)
← Old High German trumba (cognate)
← Dutch slag (cognate)

→ English trumpet (link)
→ English set (link)
→ English din (link)
→ English redrum (prefix)
→ English kettledrum (compound)
→ English drumstick (compound)
→ English trump (link)
→ English eardrum (compound)
→ English meagre (link)
→ English drummer (suffix)
→ English drummer (suffix)
→ English drumline (compound)
→ English drumbeat (compound)
→ English drumhead (suffix)
→ English drumlike (suffix)
→ English drumbeating (compound)
→ English drumette (suffix)
→ English kickdrum (compound)
→ English drumless (suffix)
→ English drumfire (compound)
→ English drumful (suffix)
→ English drumbeater (compound)
→ English drumfish (compound)
→ English bedrum (prefix)
→ English drummeth (suffix)
→ English drummest (suffix)
→ English drumskin (compound)
→ English drummist (suffix)
→ English drumfunk (compound)
→ English drumstep (blend)
→ English drumdried (compound)
→ English nanodrum (prefix)
→ English drumology (suffix)
→ English drummie (suffix)
→ English rollerdrum (compound)
→ English drummy (suffix)
→ Arabic قرع (link)
→ Czech přijít na buben (link)
→ Czech přijít na buben (link)
→ Welsh drwm (borrowed)
→ German trommeln (cognate)
→ Irish druma (borrowed)
→ Galician trompa (mention)
→ Indonesian dol (link)
→ Japanese ドラム (borrowed)
→ Japanese ドラム (link)
→ Japanese ドラム (link)
→ Kikuyu ndarama (borrowed)
→ Korean 드럼 (borrowed)
→ Luxembourgish Tromm (cognate)
→ Mauritian Creole drom (derived)
→ Dutch drum (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk fat (link)
→ Sranan Tongo dron (derived)