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English fen
← Old English fenn (inherited)
← Old English fyne (inherited)
← German Fenn (cognate)
← English bog (link)
← English everglade (link)
← English marsh (link)
← English swamp (link)
← English wetland (link)
← English fan (mention)
← English men (mention)
← English man (mention)
← English fenne (link)
← English actifen (link)
← English confen (link)
← English eofen (link)
← English fakefen (link)
← English femme fen (link)
← English femfen (link)
← English femmefen (link)
← English fringefen (link)
← English litfen (link)
← English mediafen (link)
← English neofen (link)
← English passifen (link)
← English stfen (link)
← English trufan (link)
← English zinefen (link)
← English fend (mention)
← English vinew (mention)
← Middle English fen (inherited)
← Middle English fenne (mention)
← Middle English *vene (inherited)
← Middle English *fine (mention)
← West Frisian fean (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *fanją (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *funiz (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *fun- (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *fanją (inherited(en/enm))
← Proto-West Germanic *fani (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *pen- (derived)

→ English bog (link)
→ English fan (link)
→ English bun (doublet)
→ English hoon (doublet)
→ English fenland (compound)
→ English fenny (affix)
→ English fenberry (compound)
→ English finew (link)
→ English fenlike (suffix)
→ English vinew (link)
→ English fennish (suffix)
→ English fenne (link)
→ English fenne (link)
→ English femfen (blend)
→ English fenman (suffix)
→ French fange (link)
→ French fagne (cognate)
→ Hungarian fen (link)
→ Sanskrit पङ्क (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian Foan (cognate)