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English floor
← Old English flōr (inherited)
← Welsh llawr (cognate)
← German Flur (cognate)
← Middle English flor (inherited)
← Middle English flore (mention)
← West Frisian flier (cognate)
← Irish urlár (cognate)
← Scottish Gaelic làr (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *flōrō (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *flōrô (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *flōraz (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *pleh₂- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *pleh₂ros (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *pleh₂- (derived)
← Latin plānus (cognate)
← Dutch vloer (cognate)
← Swedish flor (cognate)

→ English ground (link)
→ English seafloor (compound)
→ English ceiling (link)
→ English floorcloth (compound)
→ English floorshow (compound)
→ English floorgrip (compound)
→ English shopfloor (compound)
→ English floorboard (compound)
→ English floorperson (compound)
→ English floor-walker (compound)
→ English underfloor (prefix)
→ English floormate (compound)
→ English floorball (compound)
→ English barnfloor (compound)
→ English subfloor (prefix)
→ English floorer (affix)
→ English nonfloor (prefix)
→ English floorspace (compound)
→ English floorless (suffix)
→ English floorplanning (compound)
→ English refloor (prefix)
→ English floorplate (compound)
→ English floorwork (compound)
→ English midfloor (prefix)
→ English floorlet (suffix)
→ English floorset (compound)
→ English floorage (suffix)
→ English cornfloor (compound)
→ English floorwalking (compound)
→ English floordrobe (blend)
→ English floormat (compound)
→ English floortime (compound)
→ English floorwards (suffix)
→ English floorward (suffix)
→ English floorcare (compound)
→ English floorcovering (compound)
→ English floorhead (compound)
→ English floorwise (suffix)
→ English floorlike (suffix)
→ English floorpan (compound)
→ Arabic أرضية (link)
→ Cebuano plorwaks (derived)
→ Welsh llawr (cognate)
→ German Flur (cognate)
→ German Flur (mention)
→ Galician leira (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish Flouer (cognate)
→ Latvian plāns (cognate)
→ German Low German Floor (cognate)
→ Old Norse flórr (cognate)
→ Polish pole (mention)
→ Portuguese chão (link)
→ Saterland Frisian Floor (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin plua (derived)