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English flesh
← Old English flǣsċ (inherited)
← Middle English flesh (inherited)
← Middle English flesch (mention)
← Middle English flæsch (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *flaiski (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *flaiski (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *pleh₁ḱ- (derived)

→ English fleshy (suffix)
→ English fleshly (suffix)
→ English fleshpot (compound)
→ English horseflesh (compound)
→ English flesher (suffix)
→ English fleshment (suffix)
→ English fleshless (suffix)
→ English fleshlike (suffix)
→ English fleshmeat (compound)
→ English flesh-colored (compound)
→ English fleshfly (compound)
→ English fleshhook (compound)
→ English neither fish, flesh, nor good red herring (mention)
→ English swineflesh (compound)
→ English swineflesh (link)
→ English sheepflesh (compound)
→ English cowflesh (compound)
→ English calfflesh (compound)
→ English deerflesh (compound)
→ English fleshmonger (compound)
→ English fleshhood (suffix)
→ English unflesh (prefix)
→ English disflesh (prefix)
→ English enflesh (prefix)
→ English inflesh (prefix)
→ English fleshmeet (compound)
→ English deflesh (prefix)
→ English fleshloaf (compound)
→ English goatflesh (compound)
→ English fleshlight (blend)
→ English fleshling (suffix)
→ English breastflesh (compound)
→ English dickflesh (compound)
→ English cockflesh (compound)
→ English fleshquake (compound)
→ English woodflesh (compound)
→ English fleshworm (compound)
→ English oxflesh (affix)
→ English fleshen (affix)
→ English womanflesh (compound)
→ Cimbrian blòas (cognate)
→ Coptic ⲁϥ (link)
→ Danish flæsk (cognate)
→ Sardinian carri (link)
→ Sardinian carri (link)