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English flock
← Old English flocc (inherited)
← Old English folc (cognate)
← Middle Dutch vlocke (cognate)
← English folk (link)
← English bunch (link)
← English gaggle (link)
← English horde (link)
← English host (link)
← English legion (link)
← English litter (link)
← English nest (link)
← English rabble (link)
← English swarm (link)
← English throng (link)
← English wake (link)
← English flocked (link)
← Middle English flok (inherited)
← Middle English flok (inherited)
← Old French floc (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *flukkaz (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *flakka- (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *flukkōn- (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *flukkan- (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *fluksōn- (mention)
← Middle Low German vlocke (cognate)
← Old High German flocko (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *plewk- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *plewk- (derived)
← Norwegian - (cognate)
← Norwegian flugsa (mention)
← Old Norse flokkr (cognate)
← Albanian flokë (cognate)

→ English crew (link)
→ English sheep (mention)
→ English flocked (mention)
→ English flockless (suffix)
→ English flockmate (compound)
→ English flockly (suffix)
→ English flocky (suffix)
→ English flockling (suffix)
→ English flerd (blend)
→ English flocklike (suffix)
→ English flocketh (suffix)
→ English unflocked (mention)
→ English flockmeal (suffix)
→ English subflock (prefix)
→ English flockmaster (compound)
→ English flockful (affix)
→ English flockwise (suffix)
→ English flocker (suffix)
→ Welsh fflwcs (borrowed)
→ Old French fulc (link)
→ Norwegian Bokmål sverm (link)
→ Portuguese fato (link)