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English for-
← Old English for- (inherited)
← Old English fer- (mention)
← Old English fær- (mention)
← Old English fyr- (mention)
← Danish for- (cognate)
← German ver- (cognate)
← English fro (link)
← English from (link)
← English for (link)
← Middle English for- (inherited)
← Middle English vor- (mention)
← West Frisian fer- (cognate)
← West Frisian for- (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *fra- (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *fur- (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *far- (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *pro- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *pro- (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *per- (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *pr- (mention)
← Latin per- (cognate)
← Dutch ver- (cognate)
← Norwegian for- (cognate)
← Scots for- (cognate)
← Swedish för- (cognate)

→ English forgive (affix)
→ English freight (mention)
→ English foreshorten (affix)
→ English fraught (mention)
→ English frump (affix)
→ English forswearing (affix)
→ English forbite (link)
→ English forsay (link)
→ English forcené (link)
→ English forstand (affix)
→ English forbuy (affix)
→ English fordrive (affix)
→ English forwelk (link)
→ English forwound (link)
→ English forwake (affix)
→ English forswallow (link)
→ English forstraught (link)
→ English fraked (affix)
→ English forshrink (affix)
→ English forsta (affix)
→ English fornigh (affix)
→ English fress (affix)
→ English forswonk (affix)
→ English forslouthe (affix)
→ English forburn (affix)
→ English forwonder (affix)
→ Old English forseon (mention)
→ German ver- (cognate)
→ Middle English forsenden (link)
→ Middle English fornimen (link)
→ French for- (link)
→ French forban (link)
→ Middle Low German vor- (cognate)
→ Gothic 𐍆𐌰𐌹𐍂- (cognate)
→ Dutch ver- (cognate)
→ Yiddish פֿאַר־ (cognate)