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English foul
← Old English fūl (inherited)
← Old English fūlian (inherited)
← Danish - (cognate)
← German faul (cognate)
← English putrid (link)
← English few (mention)
← English shameful (link)
← English afoul (link)
← English befoul (link)
← English biofouling (link)
← English fall foul (link)
← English nonfoul (link)
← English nonfouling (link)
← English foul one's own nest (link)
← Middle English foul (inherited)
← Middle English foulen (inherited)
← Middle English fulen (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *fūlaz (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *fūlāną (derived)
← Ancient Greek φαῦλος (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *puH- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *puH- (derived)
← Latin puter (cognate)
← Dutch vuil (cognate)
← Albanian fëlliq (cognate)
← Swedish ful (cognate)

→ English bad (link)
→ English bad (link)
→ English nice (link)
→ English mood (mention)
→ English filth (suffix)
→ English befoul (prefix)
→ English defile (link)
→ English fouler (suffix)
→ English afoul (prefix)
→ English foully (suffix)
→ English foulmouthed (compound)
→ English foulness (suffix)
→ English foulbrood (compound)
→ English antifoul (prefix)
→ English nonfoul (prefix)
→ English fouleth (suffix)
→ English foulish (suffix)
→ English foulmouth (compound)
→ English foulsome (suffix)
→ English party foul (mention)
→ English foulable (suffix)
→ English overfoul (prefix)
→ Cimbrian baul (cognate)
→ Danish ful (cognate)
→ German Foul (borrowed)
→ German faul (cognate)
→ Latin pus (cognate)
→ Latin puter (cognate)
→ Latin puteo (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish faul (cognate)
→ Dutch vuil (cognate)
→ Old Norse fúll (cognate)
→ Polish faul (borrowed)
→ Portuguese falta (link)
→ Portuguese chocar (link)
→ Russian фол (borrowed)
→ Sanskrit पूयति (cognate)
→ Sanskrit पूय (cognate)
→ Albanian fëlliq (cognate)
→ Swedish ful (cognate)
→ Swedish foula (derived)
→ Yiddish פֿויל (cognate)