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English forest
← Old English weald (cognate)
← Old English fyrhþ (cognate)
← German Forst (cognate)
← English frith#Etymology 3 (doublet)
← Middle English forest (inherited)
← Middle English weald (cognate)
← Middle English wald (mention)
← Middle English scogh (cognate)
← Middle English scough (mention)
← Middle English frith (cognate)
← Middle English firth (mention)
← Old French forest (derived)
← Old French selve (cognate)
← Old High German forst (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *perkʷ- (root)
← Latin parricus (mention)
← Latin [[forestis]] [[silva]] (mention)
← Old Norse skógr (cognate)
← Old Saxon forest (cognate)
← Old Saxon forst (mention)

→ English Transylvania (mention)
→ English timber (link)
→ English weald (link)
→ English frith (doublet)
→ English rainforest (compound)
→ English forested (affix)
→ English reforest (prefix)
→ English reforestation (confix)
→ English deforest (prefix)
→ English forestland (compound)
→ English forestward (suffix)
→ English forestage (suffix)
→ English forestation (suffix)
→ English pseudoforest (prefix)
→ English forestal (suffix)
→ English foresty (suffix)
→ English forestlike (suffix)
→ English forestial (suffix)
→ English nonforest (prefix)
→ English agriforest (prefix)
→ English disforest (prefix)
→ English forestless (suffix)
→ English enforest (prefix)
→ English forestkeeper (compound)
→ English reforestize (confix)
→ English hyperforest (prefix)
→ English agroforest (prefix)
→ English giant forest genet (compound)
→ English subforest (prefix)
→ English forestish (suffix)
→ English forestful (suffix)
→ English forestness (suffix)
→ English nanoforest (prefix)
→ English forestscape (suffix)
→ English forestine (suffix)
→ English multiforest (prefix)
→ English forestocracy (affix)
→ English spoligoforest (prefix)
→ English forestwide (suffix)
→ English palaeoforest (prefix)
→ San Pedro Amuzgos Amuzgo jndëë (link)
→ German Forst (cognate)
→ Westrobothnian ved (link)
→ Dutch wede (link)
→ Old Norse fýri (mention)
→ Portuguese mato (link)
→ Vietnamese rừng rú (link)