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English folk
← Old English folc (inherited)
← Danish folk (cognate)
← German Volk (cognate)
← English volk (doublet)
← Middle English folk (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *fulką (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *folk (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *folk (inherited(en/enm))
← Proto-Indo-European *pleh₁- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *pleh₁- (mention)
← Dutch volk (cognate)
← Swedish folk (cognate)

→ English people (mention)
→ English flock (link)
→ English folklore (compound)
→ English filch (mention)
→ English kinfolk (compound)
→ English folksonomy (blend)
→ English folks (link)
→ English folk song (compound)
→ English folkie (suffix)
→ English volk (doublet)
→ English kinsfolk (compound)
→ English folktale (compound)
→ English womenfolk (compound)
→ English merfolk (prefix)
→ English gentlefolk (compound)
→ English townsfolk (affix)
→ English folksinger (compound)
→ English folksinging (compound)
→ English folkway (compound)
→ English menfolk (compound)
→ English anti-folk (prefix)
→ English fisherfolk (compound)
→ English folky (suffix)
→ English folkish (suffix)
→ English folklike (suffix)
→ English folktronica (blend)
→ English chairfolk (compound)
→ English folknik (suffix)
→ English neofolk (prefix)
→ English folkster (suffix)
→ English hillfolk (compound)
→ English finfolk (compound)
→ English folklife (compound)
→ English yachtsfolk (affix)
→ English folkweave (compound)
→ English snowfolk (compound)
→ English folker (suffix)
→ English townfolk (compound)
→ English folkstyle (compound)
→ English almsfolk (compound)
→ Cimbrian fòlk (cognate)
→ Old Church Slavonic плъкъ (mention)
→ Danish folklore (mention)
→ Danish folk (borrowed)
→ German Volk (cognate)
→ Spanish folk (borrowed)
→ Spanish Fulberto (cognate)
→ French foule (link)
→ Old French foulc (link)
→ Japanese フォーク (borrowed)
→ Latin vulgus (mention)
→ Luxembourgish Vollek (cognate)
→ Latvian folklora (mention)
→ Pennsylvania German Volk (cognate)
→ Portuguese folk (borrowed)
→ Romanian folk (borrowed)
→ Russian полк (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian Foulk (link)
→ Thai พส (mention)
→ Vilamovian fulḱ (cognate)
→ Yiddish פֿאָלק (cognate)