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English field
← Old English feld (inherited)
← Old English folde (cognate)
← Old English folm (cognate)
← German Feld (cognate)
← Middle English feeld (inherited)
← Middle English feld (mention)
← North Frisian fjild (cognate)
← West Frisian fjild (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *felþuz (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *felþaz (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *felþą (mention)
← Proto-West Germanic *felþu (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *pleth₂- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *pleh₂- (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *pleth₂- (mention)
← Dutch veld (cognate)
← Scots feld (cognate)
← Scots feild (mention)
← Swedish fält (cognate)

→ English ring (link)
→ English orb (link)
→ English fielder (suffix)
→ English veld (doublet)
→ English infield (prefix)
→ English cornfield (compound)
→ English outfield (prefix)
→ English minefield (compound)
→ English airfield (compound)
→ English fieldball (compound)
→ English battlefield (compound)
→ English field marshal (affix)
→ English snowfield (compound)
→ English afield (prefix)
→ English hydrofield (compound)
→ English greenfield (compound)
→ English brownfield (compound)
→ English backfield (compound)
→ English fieldwork (compound)
→ English fieldstone (compound)
→ English midfield (prefix)
→ English subfield (prefix)
→ English wakefield (compound)
→ English fieldworker (compound)
→ English hayfield (compound)
→ English contrafield (prefix)
→ English field unit (compound)
→ English Anfield (mention)
→ English goldfield (compound)
→ English coalfield (compound)
→ English downfield (prefix)
→ English upfield (prefix)
→ English wheatfield (compound)
→ English starfield (compound)
→ English superfield (prefix)
→ English paleofield (prefix)
→ English playfield (compound)
→ English leftfield (compound)
→ English onfield (compound)
→ English ballfield (compound)
→ Danish mark (link)
→ Danish ager (link)
→ German Feld (cognate)
→ Lower Sorbian pólo (cognate)
→ Estonian põld (cognate)
→ Finnish pelto (cognate)
→ Ido feldo (borrowed)
→ Japanese フィールド (borrowed)
→ Korean 필드 (borrowed)
→ Mòcheno vèlt (cognate)
→ Norwegian Bokmål felt (link)
→ Norwegian Bokmål jorde (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk felt (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk jorde (link)
→ Pennsylvania German Feld (cognate)
→ Southeastern Tepehuan gaa (link)
→ Swedish fält (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin fil (derived)
→ Vietnamese Tây Nguyên (link)