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English engineer
← English engine (suffix)
← English eer (suffix)
← Middle English engyneour (inherited)
← Middle English engineour (mention)
← Old French engigneor (derived)
← Old French engignier (mention)
← Old French engin (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *ǵenh₁- (root)
← Old Latin genere (derived)
← Latin ingenium (mention)
← Latin in (mention)
← Latin gignere (mention)

→ English engineering (suffix)
→ English bioengineer (prefix)
→ English nanoengineer (prefix)
→ English re-engineer (prefix)
→ English gengineer (blend)
→ English engineerization (suffix)
→ English reengineer (prefix)
→ English bioengineered (affix)
→ English overengineer (prefix)
→ English geoengineer (prefix)
→ English Imagineer (blend)
→ English nonengineer (prefix)
→ English engineeress (suffix)
→ English bioneer (blend)
→ English enginer (mention)
→ English tractioneer (blend)
→ English engineerable (suffix)
→ English engineerability (suffix)
→ English outengineer (prefix)
→ English microengineer (prefix)
→ English retro-engineer (prefix)
→ English aeroengineer (prefix)
→ English electroengineer (prefix)
→ English engineerish (affix)
→ English glycoengineer (prefix)
→ English socioengineer (prefix)
→ English misengineer (prefix)
→ English engineership (suffix)
→ Cebuano endyiner (derived)
→ Hawaiian ʻenekinia (borrowed)
→ Hindi इंजीनियर (borrowed)
→ Japanese エンジニア (borrowed)
→ Burmese အင်ဂျင်နီယာ (borrowed)
→ Swahili injinia (borrowed)
→ Tok Pisin ansini (derived)
→ Xhosa injineli (borrowed)