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English for
← Old English for (inherited)
← Danish for (cognate)
← German für (cognate)
← Middle English for (inherited)
← Spanish para (cognate)
← West Frisian foar (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *furi (inherited)
← Ancient Greek περί (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *preh₂- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *preh₂- (derived)
← Icelandic fyrir (cognate)
← Latin per (cognate)
← Lithuanian per (cognate)
← Dutch voor (cognate)
← Norwegian for (cognate)
← Sanskrit परि (cognate)
← Swedish för (cognate)

→ English first (link)
→ English room (mention)
→ English forlorn (prefix)
→ English forbid (prefix)
→ English forgo (prefix)
→ English account (mention)
→ English account (mention)
→ English account (mention)
→ English account (mention)
→ English account (mention)
→ English account (mention)
→ English forget (prefix)
→ English forsake (prefix)
→ English prove (link)
→ English freight (prefix)
→ English forever (compound)
→ English therefore (compound)
→ English wherefore (affix)
→ English wherefore (mention)
→ English therefor (compound)
→ English for- (link)
→ English foremost (mention)
→ English fend (mention)
→ English forfend (prefix)
→ English forsooth (affix)
→ English forlese (prefix)
→ English forbear (prefix)
→ English vor (mention)
→ English forswear (prefix)
→ English stipulate (mention)
→ English foreclose (prefix)
→ English stickle (mention)
→ English peri- (mention)
→ English forsee (prefix)
→ English forasmuch (compound)
→ English fordo (prefix)
→ English forgather (prefix)
→ English bond for deed (compound)
→ English forwent (prefix)
→ English forcast (prefix)
→ Old English for (link)
→ Old English profian (link)
→ North Levantine Arabic ل (mention)
→ Bulgarian въпреки (cognate)
→ Cimbrian bòr (cognate)
→ Cimbrian büar (cognate)
→ Czech pro (link)
→ Danish for (link)
→ Danish før (cognate)
→ Westrobothnian fȯr (link)
→ Ancient Greek περί (cognate)
→ Hunsrik fer (cognate)
→ Hungarian -e (link)
→ Jamaican Creole fi (derived)
→ Latin per (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish fir (cognate)
→ Lithuanian per (cognate)
→ Mòcheno ver (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German fer (cognate)
→ Portuguese for (borrowed)
→ Portuguese por (link)
→ Portuguese por (link)
→ Portuguese por (link)
→ Portuguese por (link)
→ Portuguese por (link)
→ Portuguese para (link)
→ Portuguese durante (link)
→ Russian вопреки (cognate)
→ Russian при (mention)
→ Yiddish פֿאַר (cognate)