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English fret
← Old English fretan (inherited)
← Danish fråse (cognate)
← German fressen (cognate)
← English tetter (link)
← English unfret (link)
← English fretboard (link)
← English fretless (link)
← English fretman (link)
← English fret (link)
← English refret (link)
← English fretum (link)
← English transfretation (link)
← English transfrete (link)
← English fret (link)
← English fret (mention)
← English fret (mention)
← English fret (mention)
← English fret (mention)
← English sea fret (link)
← Middle English frēten (inherited)
← Middle English frēten (inherited)
← French fretter (cognate)
← French frette (cognate)
← Old French freté (derived)
← Old French freter (mention)
← Old French fretter (mention)
← Old French fret (derived)
← Old French fraindre (mention)
← Old French -er (derived)
← Old French frete (derived)
← Old French frete (derived)
← Old French fraite (mention)
← Old French fraicte (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *fraetaną (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *fra- (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *etaną (mention)
← Gothic 𐍆𐍂𐌰𐌹𐍄𐌰𐌽 (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₁ed- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *pro- (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₁ed- (derived)

→ English fog (link)
→ English fret (link)
→ English fret (link)
→ English fret (mention)
→ English fret (mention)
→ English fret (mention)
→ English fret (mention)
→ English stew (link)
→ English fretboard (compound)
→ English fretful (suffix)
→ English fretwork (suffix)
→ English fretsaw (compound)
→ English fretless (suffix)
→ English fretter (affix)
→ English fretty (suffix)
→ English fretty (suffix)
→ English fretman (suffix)
→ English fretten (link)
→ English fress (doublet)
→ English unfret (prefix)
→ English frett (mention)
→ English forfret (prefix)
→ English refret (prefix)
→ English fretteth (suffix)
→ English frettest (suffix)
→ English fretsome (suffix)
→ English overfret (affix)
→ Cimbrian vrèzzan (cognate)
→ Cimbrian brèssan (cognate)
→ Danish fråse (cognate)
→ German fressen (cognate)
→ Gothic 𐍆𐍂𐌰𐌹𐍄𐌰𐌽 (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish friessen (cognate)
→ Dutch fret (borrowed)
→ Dutch fret (link)