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English father
← Old English fæder (inherited)
← English ayr (doublet)
← Middle English fader (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *fadēr (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *fader (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *peh₂- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *ph₂tḗr (inherited)

→ English mother (link)
→ English mother (link)
→ English child (link)
→ English grandfather (prefix)
→ English father-in-law (suffix)
→ English stepfather (prefix)
→ English godfather (compound)
→ English fatherly (affix)
→ English forefather (prefix)
→ English fathered (suffix)
→ English fatherhood (affix)
→ English fatherland (compound)
→ English fatherless (suffix)
→ English fatherlike (suffix)
→ English how's your father (compound)
→ English fatha (mention)
→ English father-to-be (suffix)
→ English fatherfucker (compound)
→ English eldfather (compound)
→ English co-father (prefix)
→ English nonfather (prefix)
→ English fatherdom (suffix)
→ English fatherer (affix)
→ English housefather (compound)
→ English forthfather (prefix)
→ English birthfather (compound)
→ English fathership (suffix)
→ English shriftfather (compound)
→ English merfather (prefix)
→ English highfather (compound)
→ English elderfather (affix)
→ English fatherling (suffix)
→ English fatherese (suffix)
→ English biofather (prefix)
→ English motherfather (compound)
→ English God the Father (mention)
→ English fatherkins (suffix)
→ English fatherkin (suffix)
→ English lorefather (compound)
→ English fatherness (suffix)
→ Atong (India) phadyr (borrowed)
→ Cimbrian baatar (cognate)
→ Cimbrian vatar (cognate)
→ German Vater (cognate)
→ Faroese faðir (cognate)
→ Ancient Greek πατήρ (cognate)
→ Alemannic German Vatter (cognate)
→ Alemannic German fater (cognate)
→ Alemannic German vàtter (cognate)
→ Alemannic German Fatter (cognate)
→ Indonesian papa (link)
→ Icelandic faðir (cognate)
→ Marshallese bata (borrowed)
→ German Low German Vader (cognate)
→ Ossetian фыд (cognate)
→ Mezquital Otomi ta (link)
→ Nigerian Pidgin fada (derived)
→ Pennsylvania German Vadder (cognate)
→ Old Persian 𐎱𐎡𐎫𐎠 (cognate)
→ Portuguese cota (link)
→ Sanskrit पितृ (cognate)
→ Vietnamese sư phụ (link)
→ Volapük fat (borrowed)
→ Yola vather (cognate)