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English face
← Old English anwlite (cognate)
← Old English andwlita (mention)
← Old English ansīen (cognate)
← Old English nebb (cognate)
← Old English hlēor (cognate)
← German Antlitz (cognate)
← Middle English face (inherited)
← Middle English onlete (cognate)
← Middle English anleth (mention)
← Middle English neb (cognate)
← Middle English leer (cognate)
← Middle English vis (cognate)
← Old French face (derived)
← Old French vis (cognate)
← Latin faciēs (derived)

→ English side (link)
→ English typeface (compound)
→ English freckleface (compound)
→ English spotface (compound)
→ English eek (mention)
→ English facer (suffix)
→ English fuckface (compound)
→ English about-face (compound)
→ English interface (prefix)
→ English paleface (compound)
→ English facade (mention)
→ English facelift (compound)
→ English faced (suffix)
→ English facepalm (compound)
→ English facemask (compound)
→ English crater face (compound)
→ English gasface (compound)
→ English facebook (compound)
→ English face-off (compound)
→ English baby face (mention)
→ English lightface (compound)
→ English boldface (compound)
→ English blackface (compound)
→ English faceplant (compound)
→ English reface (prefix)
→ English face-to-face (mention)
→ English face-to-face (mention)
→ English doughface (compound)
→ English faceless (suffix)
→ English outface (prefix)
→ English facesaving (compound)
→ English faceoff (compound)
→ English faceth (suffix)
→ English facepiece (compound)
→ English moon-face (compound)
→ English coalface (compound)
→ English babyface (affix)
→ English clubface (compound)
→ English facefirst (compound)
→ English whiteface (compound)
→ Danish fjæs (borrowed)
→ Middle English face (link)
→ Spanish faz (cognate)
→ French binette (link)
→ Irish fásáil (derived)
→ Icelandic fés (derived)
→ Japanese 考える (mention)
→ Kikuyu ũthiũ (mention)
→ Norwegian Bokmål fjes (derived)
→ Norwegian Bokmål trosse (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk fjes (derived)
→ Old Spanish faz (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German feese (borrowed)
→ Polish ryj (link)
→ Portuguese cara (link)
→ Russian одеяло (cognate)
→ Swedish fejs (borrowed)
→ Central Tarahumara aká (link)
→ Tok Pisin pes (derived)
→ Vietnamese giao diện (link)
→ Chinese 番斯 (borrowed)