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English fang
← Old English fængtōþ (derived)
← Old English fengtōþ (mention)
← Old English fōn (inherited)
← Old English fang (inherited)
← Old English feng (mention)
← Danish fange (cognate)
← German Fangzahn (cognate)
← German fangen (cognate)
← German Fang (cognate)
← English fangtooth (mention)
← English fanged (link)
← English fangless (link)
← English unfang (link)
← English clasp (link)
← English grasp (link)
← English grip (link)
← English land (link)
← English lay hands on (link)
← English score (link)
← English greet (link)
← English welcome (link)
← English cop (link)
← English get (link)
← English fanging (link)
← English lose the fang (link)
← Middle English *fangtooth (derived)
← Middle English *fengtooth (mention)
← Middle English fangen (inherited)
← Middle English fang (inherited)
← Middle English feng (mention)
← West Frisian fange (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *fanhaną (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *fangōną (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *fangą (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *fangiz (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *fanhiz (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *fanhaną (mention)
← Ancient Greek πήγνυμι (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *peh₂ḱ- (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *peh₂ḱ- (derived)

→ English catch (link)
→ English fay (link)
→ English outfangthief (affix)
→ English fanged (suffix)
→ English vang (mention)
→ English defang (prefix)
→ English fangle (mention)
→ English unfang (prefix)
→ English fangless (suffix)
→ English fangy (suffix)
→ English fanglike (suffix)
→ English yesterfang (prefix)
→ English underfang (prefix)
→ English healsfang (compound)
→ English befang (prefix)
→ English infang (prefix)
→ English fanger (suffix)
→ English fangsmith (compound)
→ English fangtooth (compound)
→ English fangaroo (blend)
→ English fanglet (suffix)
→ Old English befon (mention)
→ Old English fegan (link)
→ German fangen (cognate)
→ German Anfang (cognate)
→ German Raffzahn (link)
→ Ancient Greek πήγνυμι (cognate)
→ Alemannic German faa (cognate)
→ Japanese 牙 (mention)